Adorno: Disenchantment and Ethics

J. M. Bernstein

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Introduction 1. Wrong life cannot be lived rightly 2. Disenchantment: the skepticism of enlightened reason 3. The instrumentality of moral reason 4. Mastered by nature: abstraction, independence, and the simple concept 5. Interlude: three versions of modernity 6. Disenchanting identity: the complex concept 7. Toward an ethic of nonidentity 8. After Auschwitz 9. Ethical modernism.

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