Analytic Divide -- Materialist Eidetics -- New Practices of Philosophy -- References -- Contents -- The Function of Pre-theoretical Experience in Critical Theory and Phenomenology -- 1 Pre-theoretical Experience in Phenomenology -- 2 Traditional and Critical Theory -- 3 The Positivism Debate -- 4 Physiognomics -- 5 Unregimented Experience -- References

Eidetic Intuition and Physiognomic Interpretation -- 1 Adorno and Phenomenology -- 2 Abstraction -- 3 Genesis -- 4 Physiognomics -- 5 Conclusions -- References -- Adorno's Genetic Phenomenology -- 1 Misunderstandings -- 2 Social Genesis -- 3 Second Nature -- 4 Questions of Generality -- 5 Conclusion -- References -- On Radio. Phenomenology and Critical Media Studies -- 1 Administrative Versus Critical Research -- 2 Against Phenomenology -- 3 The Metacritique of Neopositivism -- 4 Radio Physiognomics -- 5 Fine-Tuning Empirical Research -- 6 Challenges for a New Phenomenology -- References

Benjamin and the Essence of Phenomenology -- 1 The Problem -- 2 Reception -- 3 Criticism -- 4 A Two-Front War -- 5 Essence -- References -- Tactile Reception and Life-Worldly Circumspection -- 1 Architecture -- 2 Circumspection -- 3 Tactility and Film -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- History at the Crossroads: Heidegger and Surrealism -- 1 The Surrealist Interpretation of History -- 2 Reactionary and Revolutionary Historiographies -- 3 Philosophizing History -- References -- Statistic Intersubjectivity. A Phenomenology of Television Audiences -- 1 Perception and Statistics

2 Collective Perception -- 3 Television -- 4 Conclusion -- References -- Kracauer: The Birth of Dialectics from Phenomenological Sociology -- 1 Phenomenology -- 2 Simmel -- 3 Journalistic vs. Academic Philosophy -- 4 Existentialism -- 5 The Reform Movements -- 6 Authenticity -- 7 Dialectics -- References -- Sancho Panza and the Dialectics of Historic Film -- 1 Theory of Film -- 2 Adorno -- 3 History -- 4 Documentary and Fiction -- 5 Historic Film -- 6 Actualization and Empathy -- 7 Digital Colorization: A Case-Study -- 8 Historic Intentionality -- References -- Conclusion -- References -- Index

Summary This book outlines the most important points of intersection between early phenomenology and critical theory. It develops extensive analyses of specific instruments of the phenomenological method such as eidetic intuition and the procedures of genetic phenomenology. These procedures were both criticized and reappropriated by some of the most notable early critical theorists such as Adorno, Benjamin, Kracauer and Marcuse. As such, the book offers the first extensive account of the important phenomenological heritage of critical theory. This book also attests to the versatility of the phenomenological method, which can be shown to have influenced a wide array of approaches within the critical tradition. The chapters focus on these early critical theorists and also discuss the applications of their methods within the treatment of numerous media-theory issues. In so doing, the book shows how fertile a critically reappropriated phenomenology may prove for tackling contemporary media phenomena such as television, film and advertising. This volume appeals to students and researchers working in the crosshairs of phenomenology, critical theory, and media studies

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Subject Phenomenology.

phenomenology.

Phenomenology

Form Electronic book

ISBN 3031276159

9783031276156

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