Intro to Critical Theory Lecture 1: Marcuse's "Philosophy and Critical Theory"
This is a detailed reading of Herbert Marcuse's 1937 essay, "Philosophy and Critical Theory." It is a part of an Intro to Critical Theory course we're offering both to university students and the general public. PDFs of readings can be found at www.ccctheory.org. If you like this content, consider supporting us at / about #Marcuse #criticaltheory #frankfurtschool
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