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When sociology must comprehend the incomprehensible: interpretation of Weber and Durkheim in the sociology of Theodor W. Adorno

Sociology

When sociology must comprehend the incomprehensible: interpretation of Weber and Durkheim in the sociology of Theodor W. Adorno

J. G. Monzó

Explore how Theodor W. Adorno redefines sociology through his critique of post-liberal capitalism and the concept of the 'exchange society.' This insightful analysis by Joan Gallego Monzó delves into Adorno's unique interpretations of society and the sociological tradition.

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