Nagasaki / Dresden / Hiroshima / Manila / Pasadena / New York / Tokyo / Cairo / /
Company
Culture Industry / London Review / The Guardian / /
Country
Germany / Poland / France / Jordan / United States / Afghanistan / Syria / Soviet Union / Vietnam / Columbia / Iraq / Bolivia / Palestinian Territories / /
Facility
MIT Center / /
NaturalFeature
Grand Hotel Abyss / Swat Valley / Pyrenees / /
Organization
Rich Daniels / Chapter on Money / Gestapo / civil society / MIT Center for International Studies / House of Commons / /
Person
Patrick Cockburn / Emmanuel Levinas / Theodor Adorno / Walter Benjamin / Bertholt Brecht / Martin Heidegger / Herbert Marcuse / Martin Jay / Karl Korsch / Malcolm Bull / Max Horkheimer / Hitler / J.M. Bernstein / Gretel / Robert Kaufman / Max Horkheimer Adorno / John Tirman / Detlev Claussen / Fredric Jameson / Thomas Mann / Stalin / Georg Lukacs / Stuart Hampshire / Karl Marx / Alain Badiou / Gilbert Burnham / Fritz Lang / /
Position
executive director and principal research scientist / /
Non-Pious Discourse: Adorno, Ethics, and the Politics of Suffering1 Rich Daniels “In the innermost recesses of humanism, as its very soul, there rages a frantic prisoner who, as a Fascist, turns the world into a prison