……熟悉 David Stove 或他的著作。所以他可能确实够格。不过我回头肯定会去了解一下他的！至于阿多诺值得一读的作品：《否定辩证法》、《启蒙辩证法》、《最低限度的道德》、《美学理论》，还有他关于黑格尔的著作。还有更多——这些只是主要代表作。你的最后一句话听起来像是一个连阿多诺一页书都没读过、满脑子只有笼统偏见的人……
…familiar with David Stove or his works. So he may qualify. I'll certainly check him out later, however! As for the works of Adorno's that are worth reading: Negative Dialectics, Dialectic of Enlightenment, Minima Moralia, Aesthetic Theory, His works on Hegel. And there's more--those are the major works. Your last sentence smacks of someone who has never even read a page of Adorno but rather has some generic, skewed…
Maybe Adorno's Minima Moralia might be nice? It's well written, in the sense Nietzsche is well written. Can also recommend Walter Benjamin. In terms of interpreters of Nietzsche, it's considerably more difficult, but Deleuze wrote…
A great text about this feeling: https://monoskop.org/images/2/27/Horkheimer_Max_Adorno_Theod... And other works by Adorno, such as Minima Moralia. It comes from Benjamin, of course, but Benjamin's conception is more complex and Adorno serves as a better introduction.
Love this article. If you'd like a book that works deeply through the topic of commodified humanity, Minima Moralia by Adorno is painfully pertinent here.
'Dialectic of Enlightenment' might be a good place to start when it comes to thinking about thinking. If you want something a bit more fragmented/playful/debatable, then 'Minima Moralia' would be interesting. 'The Culture Industry' is well worth reading too.
…though, rather than dealing with relapses (boring work without coffee is haaaard) & other compensatory habits. As for your 10+ beers followed by welcome hangover comment, I believe Adorno addresses this in Minima Moralia and some of his other texts. His basic belief is that people are so alienated from themselves that they treat the weekend (their only time to really be themselves completely) as a respite that will ready…
……熟悉 David Stove 或他的著作。所以他可能确实够格。不过我回头肯定会去了解一下他的！至于阿多诺值得一读的作品：《否定辩证法》、《启蒙辩证法》、《最低限度的道德》、《美学理论》，还有他关于黑格尔的著作。还有更多——这些只是主要代表作。你的最后一句话听起来像是一个连阿多诺一页书都没读过、满脑子只有笼统偏见的人……
…familiar with David Stove or his works. So he may qualify. I'll certainly check him out later, however! As for the works of Adorno's that are worth reading: Negative Dialectics, Dialectic of Enlightenment, Minima Moralia, Aesthetic Theory, His works on Hegel. And there's more--those are the major works. Your last sentence smacks of someone who has never even read a page of Adorno but rather has some generic, skewed…
也许阿多诺的《最低限度的道德》会不错？文笔很好，就像尼采写得好那种风格。也可以推荐一下瓦尔特·本雅明。就尼采的阐释者而言，难度要大得多，但德勒兹写过……
Maybe Adorno's Minima Moralia might be nice? It's well written, in the sense Nietzsche is well written. Can also recommend Walter Benjamin. In terms of interpreters of Nietzsche, it's considerably more difficult, but Deleuze wrote…
关于这种感觉的一篇绝妙文章：https://monoskop.org/images/2/27/Horkheimer_Max_Adorno_Theod... 以及阿多诺的其他作品，比如《最低限度的道德》。当然，这源于本雅明，但本雅明的构想更复杂，阿多诺更适合作为入门。
A great text about this feeling: https://monoskop.org/images/2/27/Horkheimer_Max_Adorno_Theod... And other works by Adorno, such as Minima Moralia. It comes from Benjamin, of course, but Benjamin's conception is more complex and Adorno serves as a better introduction.
太喜欢这篇文章了。如果你想找一本深入探讨“人性商品化”话题的书，阿多诺的《最低限度的道德》在这里切中要害得让人肉痛。
Love this article. If you'd like a book that works deeply through the topic of commodified humanity, Minima Moralia by Adorno is painfully pertinent here.
如果要反思“思考”本身，《启蒙辩证法》可能是一个不错的切入点。如果你想要一些更碎片化、更有玩味、更具争议性的东西，那么《最低限度的道德》会很有意思。《文化工业》也绝对值得一读。
'Dialectic of Enlightenment' might be a good place to start when it comes to thinking about thinking. If you want something a bit more fragmented/playful/debatable, then 'Minima Moralia' would be interesting. 'The Culture Industry' is well worth reading too.
……不过，这总好过去应对复吸（不喝咖啡干枯燥的活真的太难受了）以及其他代偿性习惯。至于你提到的狂灌 10 多听啤酒然后欣然享受宿醉的评论，我认为阿多诺在《最低限度的道德》和他的其他一些文章中探讨过这点。他的基本观点是，人们与自我严重异化，以至于把周末（他们唯一能真正完全做自己的时间）当成一种喘息，好让自己准备好……
…though, rather than dealing with relapses (boring work without coffee is haaaard) & other compensatory habits. As for your 10+ beers followed by welcome hangover comment, I believe Adorno addresses this in Minima Moralia and some of his other texts. His basic belief is that people are so alienated from themselves that they treat the weekend (their only time to really be themselves completely) as a respite that will ready…