University of Essex, UK

Hammer's contribution should dispel any rumours that [Adorno's] work is simply apolitical.' - Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal'Hammer is to be congratulated for presenting a lucid and consistent case for the significance of Adorno's political thought, doing justice to its complexity while situating it within its specific historical context.' - Howard Caygill, University of London, UK

• Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Permanent Exile: Adorno’s Political Experiences 2. Adorno’s Marxism 3. Approaches to Fascism 4. The Politics of Culture 5. The Persistence of Philosophy 6. The Politics of Aesthetic Negativity 7. The Transformation of Critical Theory 8. Adorno in Contemporary Political Theory Conclusion Sources

University of Essex, UK

Hammer's contribution should dispel any rumours that [Adorno's] work is simply apolitical.' - Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal'Hammer is to be congratulated for presenting a lucid and consistent case for the significance of Adorno's political thought, doing justice to its complexity while situating it within its specific historical context.' - Howard Caygill, University of London, UK

• Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Permanent Exile: Adorno’s Political Experiences 2. Adorno’s Marxism 3. Approaches to Fascism 4. The Politics of Culture 5. The Persistence of Philosophy 6. The Politics of Aesthetic Negativity 7. The Transformation of Critical Theory 8. Adorno in Contemporary Political Theory Conclusion Sources

University of Essex, UK

Hammer's contribution should dispel any rumours that [Adorno's] work is simply apolitical.' - Graduate Faculty Philosophy Journal'Hammer is to be congratulated for presenting a lucid and consistent case for the significance of Adorno's political thought, doing justice to its complexity while situating it within its specific historical context.' - Howard Caygill, University of London, UK

• Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Permanent Exile: Adorno’s Political Experiences 2. Adorno’s Marxism 3. Approaches to Fascism 4. The Politics of Culture 5. The Persistence of Philosophy 6. The Politics of Aesthetic Negativity 7. The Transformation of Critical Theory 8. Adorno in Contemporary Political Theory Conclusion Sources