The author of Negative Dialectics, The Authoritarian Personality, and Minima Moralia, FTP, name this Frankfurt School philosopher who, together with Max Horkheimer, co-wrote The Dialectic of Enlightenment.
In one work, this philosopher criticized the confusion between the scholastic concept and world concept of philosophy caused by Hegel's theory of the absolute spirit, and that work proposes the "nonidentical" as a medium for experience to resolve Kant's conflicting distinction between noumena and phenomena.  This philosopher was the primary author of another work which developed the F-scale of personality based on a Freudian model of childhood development.  In another work, he criticized the shift towards commercialization exhibited by the "exchange society", which he also detailed in the chapter "The Culture Industry" of another work.  The author of Negative Dialectics, The Authoritarian Personality, and Minima Moralia, FTP, name this Frankfurt School philosopher who, together with Max Horkheimer, co-wrote The Dialectic of Enlightenment.
In one work, this philosopher criticized the confusion between the scholastic concept and world concept of philosophy caused by Hegel's theory of the absolute spirit, and that work proposes the "nonidentical" as a medium for experience to resolve Kant's conflicting distinction between noumena and phenomena.  
Theodor {Adorno}