Changing The Subject Philosophy From Socrates To Adorno
Explore the fascinating evolution of the 'subject' in Western philosophy, tracing its transformation from Socrates's emphasis on self-examination and rational inquiry to Adorno's incisive critiques of the reified and alienated subject in modern society. This journey delves into how philosophical thought redefined the individual's role, consciousness, and autonomy across different historical epochs, offering a compelling narrative on the development of subjectivity from antiquity to critical theory.