Frankfurt school Marxism and the ethical meaning of art: Herbert Marcuse's The Aesthetic Dimension.
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Communication and eschatology: The work of waiting, an ethics of relief, and areligious religiosity.
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Refusing individuality: How human beings are made into subjects.
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Communication without constellation? Habermas's argumentative turn in (and away from) critical...
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From the I to the we: Discourse ethics, identity, and pragmatics of partnership in the west of...
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Toward normative theories of communication with reference to the Frankfurt School: An introduction.
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