Table of Contents

I. Means and Ends II. Conflicting Panaceas III. The Revolt of Nature IV. Rise and Decline of the Individual V. On the Concept of Philosophy Index.

Promotional Information

Horkheimer's most important work, in which he explores the rise of "reason" in Western philosophy and the concept's continuing use and abuse.

About the Author

Max Horkheimer, founder and long-time director of the famous Institute for Social Research in Frankfurt, was professor emeritus of philosophy and sociology at the University of Frankfurt until his death in 1973. He is one of the founders of the Frankfurt School.