Harvard Colloquium: Critical Theory at 100
Blog: Political Theory - Habermas and Rawls
Harvard Colloquium for Intellectual History:"Flaschenpost: Critical Theory at 100 – The European and American Reception, 1923-2023"October 6-7, 2023, at Harvard University.Day 1: October 6* Introduction – Peter E. Gordon & Maxim Pensky* At Time of Contestation – Axel Honneth* Adorno's Ways of Criticism – James Gordon Finlayson* The Standpoint of Emancipation – Rahel Jaeggi* Disastrous Times: Reactualizing Horkheimer's Vision of Critical Theory – Maeve Cooke* The Living I and the Good Animal: Adorno and Hegel – Karen Ng* The Greening of Critical Theory – Espen Hammer* Normality proper to this time is sickness – Fabian Freyenhagen* Patriarchal Capitalism: Critical Theory from Adorno to Ecofeminism – Jay Bernstein* History, Ontology, Nature – Martin SaarDay 2: October 7* The History of the Frankfurt School in Expanded Fields – Martin Jay* We're not Special. Congratulations! – Christopher Zurn* The Return of Ideology Critique – Cristina Lafont* The Rational Critique of Social Unreason: On Critical Theory in the Frankfurt Tradition – Rainer Forst* Radical Tradition: A Contradiction in Terms? – Susan Buck-Morss* Critical Theory and Intersectionality: Rethinking the Critique of Power with Black Feminism – Amy Allen* Critical Theory and Anti: Racist Struggles: A Missed Encounter – Robin Celikates* Critical Theory and/or/as Marxism? – Nancy Fraser* Concluding Roundtable Discussion