Frankfurt School
Frankfurt School :
The name given to a group of German émigrés, led by Max I lorkheimer and Theodor Adobo, who fled to New York and California during World War II after working in the Frankfurt Institute of Social Research. They pioneered a form of critical social theory influenced by German thinkers Immanuel Kant, G. W. E Hegel and Karl Marx, among others, that challenged prevailing social, political and economic structures in an effort to emancipate all individuals and communities from unjust forms of domination and exclusion. It is the inspiration behind Critical Theory
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