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Frankfurt School  

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  • Frankfurt school usually refers to a set of intellectuals of Marxist origins who worked within the framework of the Frankfurt Institute for Social Research after Max Horkheimer became its director in 1930. This article discusses the impact of and the intellectuals within this school. [Source: The Encyclopedia of Political Science; Frankfurt School]

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