Book, Dialectic of Enlightenment[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. Considered as the cornerstone of the ideas that originated in the Frankfurt School, this book is a broad-spectrum philosophical and psychological critique of the Western categories of reason and nature, from Homer to Nietzsche. for the first time in this book, hailed as a classic since its publication in 1947." Jornal do Brasil"Melancholic, pessimistic, enlightenment, hard, dated, perennial. Undeniably a book with the mark of this 20th century."Folha de S. Paulo"A long digression on the history of thought, showing how mythology transforms into philosophy and then in science, how technical progress turns into ideological regression and, finally, how culture serves as the basis for fascist barbarism." See