Critical theory, Marxism, and modernity - Kellner, Douglas, 1943- (Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press, 1989)
Theory, Politics and History -- Critical Theory and Modernity -- Critical Theory and the Crisis of Marxism -- The Institute for Social Research -- From Supradisciplinary Materialism to Critical Theory: the 1930s Program -- Supradisciplinary Materialism -- Toward a Materialist Social Psychology -- Traditional and Critical Theory -- Economy, State, Society: New Theories of Capitalism and Fascism -- Political Sociology and Political Economy -- From Market to Monopoly/State Capitalism -- Fascism -- Fragments of a Theory of Society -- From Dialectic of Enlightenment to the Authoritarian Personality: Critical Theory In The 1940s -- Science, Reason and Dialectic of Enlightenment -- Eclipse of Reason -- Critical Theory, the Proletariat and Politics -- Studies in Prejudice and the Return to Germany -- From'Authentic Art' to the Culture Industries -- Dialectics of Culture -- Critical Theory and the Culture Industry -- New Critical Perspectives on Mass Communications and Culture -- From the Consumer Society to Postmodernism -- Critical Theory and the Consumer Society -- New Critical Perspectives on Commodities, Needs and Consumption -- Critical Theory, Modernity and Postmodernity -- Techno-Capitalism -- Technology, Capitalism and Domination -- The Capitalist State -- Toward a New Crisis Theory: Habermas and Offe -- Theory and Practice: the Politics of Critical Theory -- Critical Theory and Radical Politics -- Techno-Capitalism, Crisis and Social Transformation -- New Social Movements and Socialist Politics.
Includes index.
Bibliography: pages [234]-267.
Keywords: Critical theory