In a better known 1955 work he synthesized Freud and Marx to describe how society thwarted pleasure seeking.
He accused Nixon of resolving to do away with liberal democratic safeguards in the essay, "Watergate: When Law and Morality Stand in the Way." This thinker who received a poem from Samuel Beckett on his 80th birthday returned the favor, conceding a place for the emancipatory possibilities of bourgeois art in The Aesthetic Dimension. He argued that capitalist societies dominate minorities through co-option in the essay "Repressive Tolerance" and contended that industrial society has made the Enlightenment concept of freedom obsolete in An Essay on Liberation. In a better known 1955 work he synthesized Freud and Marx to describe how society thwarted pleasure seeking. FTP, identify this Frankfurt school thinker who authored One-Dimensional Man and Eros and Civilization.
He accused Nixon of resolving to do away with liberal democratic safeguards in the essay, "Watergate: When Law and Morality Stand in the Way."
Herbert Marcuse