The final section, The Chance of the Alternatives, contains the chapter "The Catastrophe of Liberation," which discusses the demise of totalitarian regimes, while the most famous chapter in this work might be the fifth, "Negative Thinking: The Defeated Logic of Protest."  
This work's conclusion states that the "real face" of the modern era is in the novels of Samuel Beckett and its "real history" is in Rolf Hochhut's play Der Stellvertreter.  The final section, The Chance of the Alternatives, contains the chapter "The Catastrophe of Liberation," which discusses the demise of totalitarian regimes, while the most famous chapter in this work might be the fifth, "Negative Thinking: The Defeated Logic of Protest."  Arguing that the ideology of industrial societies produces false consciousness, FTP, identify this Herbert Marcuse work centering on the titular figure.
This work's conclusion states that the "real face" of the modern era is in the novels of Samuel Beckett and its "real history" is in Rolf Hochhut's play Der Stellvertreter.  
One-Dimensional Man