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'''Max Horkheimer''' ([[February 14]], [[1895]] – [[– July 7]], [[1973]]) was a Jewish-German philosopher and sociologist, known especially as the founder and guiding thinker of the [[Frankfurt School]] of [[critical theory]].

==Select bibliography==*''Authority and the Family'' ([[1936]])*''Critique of Instrumental Reason'' ([[1967]])*''Dawn & Decline'' *''Dialectic of Enlightenment'' ([[1947]]) - with [[Theodor Adorno]] *''Eclipse of Reason'' ([[1947]])*''Egoism and the Freedom Movement'' *''The Authoritarian State''*''The Longing for the Totally Other'' == External links ==*[http://www.marxists.org/reference/archive/horkheimer/index.htm Max Horkheimer Internet Archive] contains complete texts of ''Enlightenment as Mass Deception'' (1944), ''Theism and Atheism'' (1963) and ''Feudal Lord, Customer, and Specialist'' (1964). *[http://home.cwru.edu/~ngb2/Authors/Horkheimer.html Short Description of ''Eclipse of Reason''] [[Category:1895 births|Horkheimer, Max]][[Category:1973 deaths|Horkheimer, Max]][[Category:20th century philosophers|Horkheimer, Max]][[Category:Continental philosophers|Horkheimer, MaxMarxism]]