Adorno on Nature

Deborah Cook clearly and carefully explores how Adorno's concern with nature organises his whole philosophy. She shows the relevance of his work for understanding the environmental crisis.A" - Alison Stone, Lancaster University Deborah Cook provides an illuminating study of the concept of nature in Adorno and how it emerges and remains a central component of his work, undergirding the key themes of his philosophy. Clearly and lucidly presenting Adorno's complex ideas, Cook provides a work that should be of interest to both students and scholars of Adorno's important work.A" - Douglas Kellner, UCLA