The Politics of Unreason

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This work offers a comprehensive examination of the Frankfurt School's insights into modern antisemitism, highlighting their research methodologies and theoretical frameworks. It delves into the historical context and societal implications of antisemitism, providing a critical understanding of how these thinkers approached the subject. Through a systematic analysis, the book reveals the nuances of their arguments and the relevance of their ideas in contemporary discussions on prejudice and discrimination.