Horkheimer and Adorno on Humanism and Nature in the 1930s
摘要
In Horkheimer and Adorno, the findings indicate that there is a critical attitude towards the traditional concepts of ‘humanism’ and ‘nature’. Frankfurt thinkers tackle these concepts of Western philosophy but with the aim of showing their internal limits and their dialectical connections. Moreover, they also consider the possibility of re-elaborating these concepts in the light of the specific needs of critical theory.