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What is the German source for this? Is this in Adorno or Horkheimer's collected works? A Suhrkamp publication? Archival? Or is there a recording? I'd like to read or hear this in German.BTW: Livingstone is an excellent, excellent translator.
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Who translated this book, and why is the translator's name omitted from the cover, from your description on this site, and from your promotional materials? Are you ashamed of his/her work?
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'Twitter' a 'creative' communist manifesto, and win some books?
Oh dear, dear. I mean, what? Don't you think you are trivialising, not to mention commercialising, things?
Ah, but you have an argument. To wit: 'In the book, Adorno notes that “we live in the society we criticize.” Furthermore, in the twenty-first century, we also tweet in the society we criticize. Thus to launch the book, we are pleased to announce a brand-new twitter competition challenging you to tweet a #manifesto for a communism for the twenty-first century.' What kind of an inference is that, though? I also take baths within the society I criticise (well, for a certain sense of 'within'); so should we have a communist bathing competition? Perhaps you can spell out what you mean.In response to Towards a New Manifesto by Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer