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1 online resource |
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SUNY series, philosophy and race |
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SUNY series, philosophy and race.
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| Contents |
Acknowledgments; 1. Introduction: How the Frankfurt School Has Shaped the Study of Modern Antisemitism; Facing the Politics of Unreason: Critical Theory, Social Research, and Antisemitism; Critical Theory in Context: The Origins of the Frankfurt School's Work on Antisemitism; Rediscovering Critical Theory: The Structure of the Book; 2. From Odysseus to Postliberal Subjectivity: Revisiting Freud and the Civilizational Genesis of Social Domination; Reconstructing Freud: Conflicts of Culture and the Self |
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Freud Meets Odysseus: Civilizational Origins of Authoritarianism and the Constitution of SubjectivityToward Political Modernity and Postliberal Subjectivity; 3. Loving to Hate: The Antidemocratic Syndrome and the Social Psychology of Modern Authoritarianism; The Study of Modern Authoritarianism: Key Presuppositions in Political and Social Scientific Context; Paralysis, Subjugation, and Aggression: Understanding the Antidemocratic Syndrome's Features and Dynamics; Rage and Ambivalence: Social Conformism, Self-Hatred, and Displacement |
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Collectivism, Inside and Out: Stereopathic Consciousness and Social IdentificationEichmann Reconsidered: The "Manipulative" Type; Rebellious Conformism; Loving to Hate: Rethinking Modern Authoritarianism and the Rise of Antisemitic Resentment; 4. Objectifying the Other: The Ideology of Antisemitism as False Projection; The Political Context and Research Methods: The Frankfurt School's Empirical Studies on Antisemitism in the 1940s; What Is Antisemitism?; Drawing Connections, Recognizing Differences: Authoritarianism, Racism, Nationalism, and Antisemitism |
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Hate and Desire in a Distortion Mirror: Psychological Functions of Antisemitic Projections as Reflections of the Self"Explaining" the Modern World: Social Functions of Antisemitism as the Antimodern Personification of Societal Domination and Cri; 5. The Societal Origins of Modern Antisemitism: Judeophobia and Critical Social Theory after Marx and Weber; After Marx: Instrumental Rationality and Judeophobia in an Objectified World; The Triumph of Totality: Judeophobia and the Irrationality of Power, Exclusion, and Social Domination |
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Antisemitism as the Product and Fetishized Critique of Modernity and CapitalismInstitutions of Social Domination: Modern Antisemitism, Crises, and Transformations of Authority Reconsidered; 6. Power, Desolation, and the Failed Promise of Freedom: Rereading the "Elements of Antisemitism"; Antisemitism, Fascism, and Liberalism; Antisemitic Projections, Dynamic Idealism, and the Unfulfilled Promise of Freedom; Antisemitism and the Reified Image of Capitalism and Modernity; The Religious Roots of Antisemitism; Mimesis, Social Paranoia, and Rationalized Idiosyncrasy |
| Summary |
The first systematic analysis of the Frankfurt School's research and theorizing on modern antisemitism |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Description based on print version record |
| Subject |
Antisemitism -- Historiography
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Antisemitism -- Research -- Germany -- History
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Frankfurt school of sociology -- History
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Critical theory -- History
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Discrimination & Race Relations.
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SOCIAL SCIENCE -- Minority Studies.
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Antisemitism -- Historiography
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Critical theory
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Frankfurt school of sociology
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Germany
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| Genre/Form |
History
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| LC no. |
2017034595 |
| ISBN |
9781438465951 |
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1438465955 |
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