作者 poe (潛德幽光) 看板 Liebestod
標題 小紅 要不要去修
時間 Mon Jul 3 00:57:29 2000
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李有成下學期要開「法蘭克福學派」，禮拜四678節
大學部好像不能修 靠 以為自己開的課有多難
我大概會去旁聽 搞不好還會去吐槽
因為我很擔心 李有成會把其中激進的政治批判部分都抽掉
只談美學與文化批判 還談得不痛不癢
搞什麼 社會系政治系都沒這種課 竟然交給外文系這些乖乖牌
不然就是哲學系陳文團之流來教（他整學期只上一本 Dialectic of Enlightenment
，還教不完）
不過說實在的，社會系大部分也都是乖乖牌啦
看來希望還是在我們這些「激進份子」手裡 哈哈
以下是 course description
Critical theory owes its origin to the members of the Institute
for Social Research in Frankfurt, hence the Frankfurt School.
It finds its manifestation not only in philosophy proper, but also
in various fields of the human sciences. This course is designed
as a general introduction to critical theory-its history and its
basic concerns. We will include for our discussion the major works
of the founding members of the Frankfurt School, such as Walter
Benjamin, Max Horkheimer, Theodor W. Adorno, Herbert Marcuse,
Leo Lowenthal, etc. Our focus will mainly be on their writings
on aesthetic and cultural criticism. Students are advised to read
Martin Jay`s The Dialectical Imagination: A History of the Frankfurt
School and the Institute of Social Research, 1923-1950 for an
understanding of the history of the School.
Reading materials (tentative):
1. Andrew Arato and Eike Gebhardt, eds.
The Essential Frankfurt School Reader (1981).
2. Walter Benjamin. Illuminations: Essays and Reflections (1985).
3. Max Horkheimer and Theodor W. Adorno. Dialectic of Enlightenment (1988).
4. Theodor W. Adorno. The Culture Industry: Selected Essays on Mass
Culture (1991).
5. Herbert Marcuse. One-Dimensional Man: Studies in the Ideology of
Advanced Industrial Society (1964).
6. Leo Lowenthal. Literature, Popular Culture, and Society (1960).
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La litterature est condamnee a se signifier elle-meme
a traver une ecriture qui ne peut etre libre.
---- Roland Barthes
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