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What if the history of the Frankfurt School were told not through academia, but through activism?
This book uncovers how, amid the anticolonial and youth revolts of the 1960s, a generation of student organizers—from Angela Davis to Hans-Jürgen Krahl—revived the Frankfurt School’s anti-fascist ideas to fight for liberation movements across the globe. By tracing this grassroots transformation of Critical Theory, Sebastian restores its place as a living tradition of social critique dedicated to emancipation rather than an academic inheritance confined to the university.
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Critical Theory in Revolt: How Angela Davis and the New Left Remade the Frankfurt School
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