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Radical Philosophers: The Frankfurt School

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During the 50s and 60s the theories of the principal members of the Frankfurt School - Max Horkheimer , . W. Adorno and Herbert Marcuse - inspired the revival of radical thinking in Germany and the formation of a German New Left. In assessing the Frankfurt School's Critical Theory and its impact Heinz Lubasz of Essex University talks to Marcuse. Horkheimer's successor Professor Alfred Schmidt , the philosopher Karl Popper , the sociologist Ralf Dahrendorf and the former student leader Kudi Dutschke

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Max Horkheimer
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Herbert Marcuse
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Heinz Lubasz
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Alfred Schmidt
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Karl Popper
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Ralf Dahrendorf
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Kudi Dutschke
Source: Radio Times

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