/lit/ - Literature

>>12351579

Uhg, i'm bloody tired so you're better of reading the damn article yourself; it's only like 8 pages anyway.

He talks about the prevailing attitudes towards theory, practice and praxis and how groups - e.g. antifa - prefer just to go for the latter without giving the former a thought. For Adorno, theory - i.e. thinking - has a privileged position as it engages directly with the general, as opposed to the particular. Hence, it can provide a way out of the mediated society we live in, that is, true happiness. He ends with the quote "such thought is happiness, even where unhappiness prevails; thought achieves happiness in the expression of unhapiness."

>>11872292

Me

>this has not been posted

Shame on you, /lit/

What do you believe is the best way to experience Shakespeare?
>inb4 orally