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The Detroit Frankfurt School Discussion Group

By: Douglas Trevor
Narrated by: Paul Boehmer
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Colin, a newly divorced lecturer of critical theory, wants to spice up his life. He attempts to learn Russian, gives online dating a go, and even entertains the idea of becoming an alcoholic - but nothing sticks. So when two young women he’s never met before ask him to party, he ignores the red flags and climbs into their car. Almost as quickly as they pull away from the curb, Colin learns they’re not headed to a party: they’re headed to an abandoned building in Detroit to discuss the Frankfurt School of Critical Theory. And Colin is slated to be the guest speaker, whether he likes it or not.

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I only bought this book to learn about the Frankfurt School. I have heard it referred to several times in discussions but had no idea what it was all about. It was well narrated and answered my questions. I would not listen to it again as the subject was not for me and was rather dry but I am glad to have listened to it as no knowledge is a waste of time.

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I loved everything about it: story, characters, prose. And it made me laugh out load in places.

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its a bit difficult to review this short book without including plot spoilers. it concerns the efforts of a recently divorced University lecturer to connect with the world and find a new place in it.
as suggested in the title the work alludes to critical theory and horkheimer in particular. it sounds weighty and indigestible , but in the end it is quite the opposite. with a gentle and humorous it makes you stop and think. masterfully done!

short but heartwarming

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