Beverley Best & Werner Bonefeld 
The SAGE Handbook of Frankfurt School Critical Theory [EPUB ebook] 

VOLUME 01: Key Texts and Contributions to a Critical Theory of Society
Chapter 1: Introduction: Key Texts and Contributions to a Critical Theory of Society – Beverley Best, Werner Bonefeld and Chris O′Kane
SECTION 01: The Frankfurt  School and Critical theory
Chapter 2: Max Horkheimer and the Early Model of Critical Theory – John Abromeit
Chapter 3: Leo Löwenthal: Last Man Standing – Christoph Hesse
Chapter 4: Erich Fromm: Psychoanalysis and the Fear of Freedom – Kieran Durkin
Chapter 5: Henryk Grossmann: Theory of Accumulation and Breakdown – Paul Mattick
Chapter 6: Franz L. Neumann’s Behemoth: A Materialist Voice in the Gesamtgestalt of Fascist Studies – Karsten Olson
Chapter 7: Otto Kirchheimer: Capitalist State, Political Parties and Political Justice – Frank Schale, Lisa Klingsporn and Hubertus Buchstein
Chapter 8: The Image of Benjamin – David Kaufmann
Chapter 9: Dialectic of Enlightenment. Philosophical Fragments. – Marcel Stoetzler
Chapter 10: Herbert Marcuse: Critical Theory as Radical Socialism – Charles Reitz
Chapter 11: Theodor W. Adorno and Negative Dialectics – Nico Bobka and Dirk Braunstein
SECTION 02: Theoretical Elaborations of a Critical Social Theory
Chapter 12: Ernst Bloch: The Principle of Hope – Cat Moir
Chapter 13: Georg Lukács: An Actually Existing Antinomy – Eric-John Russell
Chapter 14: Siegfried Kracauer: Documentary Realist and Critic of Ideological “Homelessness” – Ansgar Martins
Chapter 15: Alfred Seidel and the Nihilisation of Nihilism: A contribution to the prehistory of the Frankfurt School – Christian Voller
Chapter 16: Arkadij Gurland: Political Science as Critical Theory – Hubertus Buchstein
Chapter 17: Alfred Sohn-Rethel: Real Abstraction and the Unity of Commodity-Form and Thought Form – Frank Engster and Oliver Schlaudt
Chapter 18: Alfred Schmidt: On the Critique of Social Nature – Hermann Kocyba
Chapter19: Oskar Negt and Alexander Kluge: From the Underestimated Subject to the Political Constitution of Commonwealth – Richard Langston
Chapter 20: Hans-Jürgen Krahl: Social Constitution and Class Struggle – Jordi Maiso
Chapter 21: Johannes Agnoli: Subversive Thought, the Critique of the State and (Post-)Fascism – Stephan Grigat
Chapter 22: Helmut Reichelt and the New Reading of Marx – Ingo Elbe
Chapter 23: Hans-Georg Backhaus: The Critique of Premonetary Theories of Value and the Perverted Forms of Economic Reality – Riccardo Bellofiore & Tommaso Redolfi Riva
Chapter 24: Jürgen Habermas: Against Obstacles to Public Debates – Christoph Henning
SECTION 03: Critical Reception and Further Developments
Chapter 25: Gillian Rose: The Melancholy Science – Andrew Brower Latz
Chapter 26: Bolívar Echeverría: Critical Discourse and Capitalist Modernity – Andrés Saenz De Sicilia
Chapter 27: Adolfo Sánchez Vázquez: Philosophy of Praxis as Critical Theory – Stefan Gandler
Chapter 28: Roberto Schwarz: : Mimesis Beyond Realism – Nicholas Brown
Chapter 29: Aborted and/or Completed Modernization: Introducing Paulo Arantes – Pedro Rocha de Oliveira
Chapter 30: Fredric Jameson – Carolyn Lesjak
Chapter 31: Moishe Postone: Marx′s Critique of Political Economy as Immanent Social Critique – Elena Louisa Lange
Chapter 32: John Holloway: The Theory of Interstitial Revolution – Ana Cecilia Dinerstein
Chapter 33: Radical Political or Neo-Liberal Imaginary? Nancy Fraser Revisited – Claudia Leeb
Chapter 34: Axel Honneth and Critical Theory – Michael J. Thompson
VOLUME 02: Themes
Chapter 35: Introduction: Key Themes in Context of the Twentieth Century – Beverley Best, Werner Bonefeld and Chris O′Kane
SECTION 04: State, Economy, Society
Chapter 36: Society as “Totality”: On the negative-dialectical presentation of capitalist socialization – Lars Heitmann
Chapter 37: Society and Violence – Sami Khatib
Chapter 38: Society and History – José A. Zamora
Chapter 39: Totality and Technological Form – Samir Gandesha
Chapter 40: Materialism – Sebastian Truskolaski
Chapter 41: Theology and Materialism – Julia Jopp and Ansgar Martins
Chapter 42: Social Constitution and Class – Tom Houseman
Chapter 43: Critical Theory and Utopian Thought – Alexander Neupert-Doppler
Chapter 44: Praxis, Nature, Labour – Stefan Gandler
Chapter 45: Critical Theory and Epistemological and Social-Economical Critique – Frank Engster
Chapter 46: Critical Theory and the Critique of Political Economy: From Critical Political Economy to the Critique of Political Economy – Patrick Murray
Chapter 47: The Critique of Value and the Crisis of Capitalist Society – Josh Robinson
Chapter 48: The Frankfurt School and Fascism – Lars Fischer
Chapter 49: Society and Political Form – Alexander Neupert-Doppler
Chapter50: The Administered World – Hans-Ernst Schiller
Chapter 51: Commodity Form and the Form of Law – Andreas Harms
Chapter 52: Walter Benjamin’s Concept of Law – Amy Swiffen
Chapter 53: Security and Police – Mark Neocleous
Chapter 54: On the Authoritarian Personality – James Murphy
Chapter 55: Antisemitism and the Critique of Capitalism – Lars Fischer
Chapter 56: Race and the Politics of Recognition – Christopher Chen
Chapter 57: Society, Regression, Psychoanalysis, or ‘Capitalism Is Responsible for Your Problems with Your Girlfriend’: On the Use of Psychoanalysis in the Work of the Frankfurt School – Benjamin Y. Fong and Scott Jenkins
SECTION 05: Culture and Aesthetics
Chapter 58: The Culture Industry – Christian Lotz
Chapter 59: Erziehung: The Critical Theory of Education and Counter-Education – Matthew Charles
Chapter 60: Aesthetics and its Critique: The Frankfurt Aesthetic Paradigm – Johan Hartle
Chapter 61: Rather no art than socialist realism Adorno, Beckett and Brecht – Isabelle Klasen
Chapter 62: Adorno′s Brecht: The Other Origin of Negative Dialectics – Matthias Rothe
Chapter 63: Critical Theory and Literary Theory – Mathias Nilges
Chapter 64: Cinema – Spectacle – Modernity – Johannes von Moltke
Chapter 65: On Music and Dissonance: Hinge – Murray Dineen
Chapter 66: Art, Technology, and Repetition – Marina Vishmidt
Chapter 67: On Ideology, Aesthetics, and Critique – Owen Hulatt
VOLUME 03: Contexts
Chapter 68: Introduction: Contexts of Critical Theory – Beverley Best, Werner Bonefeld, and Chris O’Kane
SECTION 06: Contexts of the emergence of Critical Theory
Chapter 69: Marx, Marxism, Critical Theory – Jan Hoff
Chapter 70: The Frankfurt School and Council Communism – Felix Baum
Chapter 71: Positivism – Anders Ramsay
Chapter 72: Critical Theory and the Sociology of Knowledge: Diverging Cultures of Reflexivity – Oliver Schlaudt
Chapter 73: Critical Theory and Weberian Sociology – Klaus Lichtblau
Chapter 74: Critical Theory and the Philosophy of Language – Philip Hogh
Chapter 75: Psychoanalysis and Critical Theory – Inara Luisa Marin
Chapter 76: Humanism and Anthropology from Walter Benjamin to Ulrich Sonnemann – Dennis Johannßen
Chapter 77: Art and Revolution – Jasper Bernes
SECTION 07: Contexts of the later developments of Critical Theory
Chapter 78: The Spectacle and the Culture Industry, the Transcendence of Art and the Autonomy of Art: Some Parallels between Theodor Adorno’s and Guy Debord’s Critical Concepts – Anselm Jappe
Chapter 79: Workerism and Critical Theory – Vincent Chanson and Frédéric Monferrand
Chapter 80: Open Marxism and Critical Theory: Negative Critique and Class as Critical Concept – Christos Memos
Chapter 81: Post-Marxism – Christian Lotz
Chapter 82: Critical Theory and Cultural Studies – Tom Bunyard
Chapter 83: Constellations of Critical Theory and Feminist Critique – Gudrun-Axeli Knapp
Chapter 84: Critical Theory and Recognition – Richard Gunn and Adrian Wilding
Chapter 85: ′Ideas with Broken Wings′: Critical Theory and Postcolonial Theory – Asha Varadharajan
SECTION 08: ELEMENTS OF CRITICAL THEORY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL AND POLITICAL MOVEMENTS AND THEORIES
SECTION 86: Biopolitics as a Critical Diagnosis – Frieder Vogelmann
Chapter 87: Critical International Relations Theory – Shannon Brincat
Chapter 88: Space, Form, and Urbanity – Greig Charnock
Chapter 89: Critical theory and the critique of anti-imperialism – Marcel Stoetzler
Chapter 90: Mass Culture and the Internet – Nick Dyer-Witheford
Chapter 91: Environmentalism and the Domination of Nature – Michelle Yates
Chapter 92: Feminist Critical Theory and the Problem of (Counter)Enlightenment in the Decay of Capitalist Patriarchy – Roswitha Scholz
Chapter 93: Gender and Social Reproduction – Amy De′Ath
Chapter 94: Rackets – Gerhard Scheit
Chapter 95: Subsumption and Crisis – Joshua Clover
Chapter 96: The Figure of Crisis in Critical Theory – Amy Chun Kim
Chapter 97: Neoliberalism: Critical Theory as Natural-History – Charles Prusik
Chapter 98: On Emancipation… – Sergio Tischler Visquerra and Alfonso Galileo García Vela
Chapter 99: Crisis and Immiseration: critical theory today – Aaron Benanav and John Clegg