Two sentences today.

I think in this one, Horkheimer is offering a prescient critique of Robert Zemeckis’ Back to the Future:

That is, one would be opposing the idea of an absolute, suprahistorical subject or the possibility of exchanging subjects, as though a person could remove himself from his present historical juncture and truly insert himself into any other he wished.

I would honestly fail a student if s/he wrote something this vague:

Only in a context can particular judgments about what is human acquire their correct meaning.

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