John Holloway & Fernando Matamoros 
Negativity and Revolution [PDF ebook] 
Adorno and Political Activism

Acknowledgements
I Introduction to the Issues
1. Negativity and Revolution: Adorno and Political Activism
John Holloway. Fernando Matamoros, Sergio Tischler
2. Why Adorno? John Holloway
3. Pied Pipers and Polymaths: Adorno’s Critique of Praxisism – Adrian Wilding
II Negative Dialectics versus Neo-Structuralism
4. Antagonism and Difference: Negative Dialectics and Poststructuralism in View of the Critique of Modern Capitalism – Alberto R. Bonnet
5. Adorno and Post-vanguardism – Darij Zadnikar
6. Positive and Negative Autonomism. Or Why Adorno? Part 2
John Holloway
III Emancipation and the Critique of Totality
7. Adorno: The Conceptual Prison of the Subject, Political Fetishism and Class Struggle – Sergio Tischler
8. Emancipatory Praxis and Conceptuality in Adorno – Werner Bonefeld
IV The Politics of Sexuality and Art
9. Adorno, Non-identity, Sexuality – Marcel Stoetzler
10. Solidarity with the Fall of Metaphysics: Negativity and Hope – Fernando Matamoros
11. Mimesis and Distance: Arts and the Social in Adorno’s Thought – Jose Manuel Martinez
List of Contributors
Name Index
Subject Index

Sergio Tischler is the co-editor (with Werner Bonefeld) of Negativity and Revolution (Pluto, 2008) and What is to be Done? Leninism, Anti-Leninist Marxism and the Question of Revolution Today (2002).