Another work by this philosopher opens by contrasting objective reason with instrumental reason, which is discussed as a study of the means toward an end and not the end itself.
In one work, this philosopher argues that Kant's categorical imperative arises from the lack of synchronization between public and individual needs, proceeding to utilize one of the title concepts to stress the correspondence between irrationality and human suffering. Another work by this philosopher opens by contrasting objective reason with instrumental reason, which is discussed as a study of the means toward an end and not the end itself. The author of Materialism and Morality and (*) Eclipse of Reason, for 10 points, name this philosopher who collaborated with Theodor Adorno on The Dialectic of Enlightenment, the leader of the Frankfurt School.
In one work, this philosopher argues that Kant's categorical imperative arises from the lack of synchronization between public and individual needs, proceeding to utilize one of the title concepts to stress the correspondence between irrationality and human suffering.
{Max Horkheimer}