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Adorno ethics and virtue « Previous | |Next »

March 2, 2006

A quote about an ethical virtue in Adorno. He says:

The single genuine power standing against the principle of Auschwitz is Mundigkeit, if I might use the Kantian expression: the power of self-determination, of not cooperating.’