This editor of the Journal for Social Research advocated "interdisciplinary materialism" and claimed that Kant's Critique of Judgment is the link between theoretical and practical philosophy.
He included sections on "Rise and Decline of the Individual" and "Conflicting Panaceas" in one work, which laments the confusion of the title concept with pragmatism and utility. This editor of the Journal for Social Research advocated "interdisciplinary materialism" and claimed that Kant's Critique of Judgment is the link between theoretical and practical philosophy. He argued the the concept of "instrumental reason" led to the rise of (*) fascism in his book The Eclipse of Reason, which expanded upon part of an earlier work he co-authored, Dialectic of Englightenment. For 10 points, name this Frankfurt School collaborator of Theodor Adorno.
He included sections on "Rise and Decline of the Individual" and "Conflicting Panaceas" in one work, which laments the confusion of the title concept with pragmatism and utility.
Max {Horkheimer}