KnowraHerbert MarcuseLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Herbert Marcuse, each with the reason it gives.All 13Related 13Martin HeideggerRelated: Marcuse studied with Heidegger before turning toward Marxism and social critique.Theodor W. AdornoRelated: His parallel career makes visible a distinct political direction within critical theory.AlienationRelated: Marcuse connected alienation to consumer culture and the narrowing of human needs.Angela DavisRelated: Marcuse taught Davis and connected her studies to critiques of capitalism and political authority.Frankfurt SchoolRelated: His account of one-dimensional society extended critical theory into postwar politics.Critical theoryRelated: His analysis of consumer society influenced later movements for social change.New LeftRelated: His writings supplied a theory of domination that resonated with student activists.Culture industryRelated: His account of one-dimensional society extends critical theory's analysis of managed needs and consumption.Max HorkheimerRelated: His work extended the Institute’s critical project into a distinct theory of social liberation.Consumer societyRelated: His concept of false needs challenges the idea that consumer desire is simply personal.Western MarxismRelated: His account of one-dimensional society extended Western Marxist criticism to consumer capitalism.Anti-consumerismRelated: He argued that consumer society could create needs that sustain existing power relations.Freudo-MarxismRelated: His account of surplus repression and consumer society gave the tradition a major postwar formulation.