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Max Horkheimer: a new interpretation
Peter M. R. Stirk (ed.)
Lanham, MD: Barnes & Noble (1992)
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Introduction Max Horkheimer was born on February in Stuttgart. By the time he died, on 7 July in Nuremberg, he had played a decisive role in launching and ...Other Versions
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