Technology, War and Fascism by Marcuse, Herbert -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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COVER PAGE TITLE PAGE COPYRIGHT PAGE FOREWORD PREFACE: THE UNKNOWN MARCUSE: NEW ARCHIVAL DISCOVERIES ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION: TECHNOLOGY, WAR AND FASCISM: MARCUSE IN THE 1940s

MARCUSE AND THE INSTITUTE FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH NATIONAL SOCIALISM AND A THEORY OF SOCIAL CHANGE THE FRANKFURT SCHOOL IN WASHINGTON TOTALITARIANISM, THE FATE OF SOCIALISM AND THE ERA OF ONE-DIMENSIONALITY CONCLUDING REMARKS

SOME SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS OF MODERN TECHNOLOGY STATE AND INDIVIDUAL UNDER NATIONAL SOCIALISM

SUPPLEMENT

A HISTORY OF THE DOCTRINE OF SOCIAL CHANGE

I II III IV

THEORIES OF SOCIAL CHANGE THE NEW GERMAN MENTALITY

1: THE TWO LAYERS OF THE NEW GERMAN MENTALITY 2: THE FEATURES OF THE NEW GERMAN MENTALITY 3: THE SOCIAL FUNCTION OF THE NEW GERMAN MENTALITY 4: THE NOVELTY OF NATIONAL SOCIALIST LOGIC AND LANGUAGE 5: THE PSYCHOLOGICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE NEW MENTALITY 6: THE ABOLITION OF FAITH 7: THE TRANSFORMATION OF MORALE INTO TECHNOLOGY 8: THREE STAGES OF COUNTER-PROPAGANDA 9: DIFFERENTIATION OF COUNTER-PROPAGANDA SUPPLEMENT ONE SUPPLEMENT TWO SUPPLEMENT THREE: ON PSYCHOLOGICAL NEUTRALITY

DESCRIPTION OF THREE MAJOR PROJECTS

PROJECT NO. I PROJECT NO. II PROJECT NO. III SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

SOME REMARKS ON ARAGON: ART AND POLITICS IN THE TOTALITARIAN ERA

I II III IV

33 THESES LETTERS TO HORKHEIMER HEIDEGGER AND MARCUSE: A DIALOGUE IN LETTERS

MARCUSE TO HEIDEGGER, AUGUST 28, 1947 HEIDEGGER TO MARCUSE, JANUARY 20, 1948 MARCUSE TO HEIDEGGER, MAY 12, 1948