Hegel, Adorno and the Origins of Immanent CriticismFootnote

1 Many thanks are due to Brian O'Connor, Owen Hulatt, James Clarke, Henk de Berg, Henry Pickford, Iain Macdonald, James Furner, Matthew Wall, Natalia Baeza, Lorna Finlayson, Scott Aitken, and all the members of the audiences who attended talks I gave at the Universities of Sheffield, York, and Sussex in the UK and at John's Hopkins, and Vanderbilt Universities in the USA.

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