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	'''Max Horkheimer''' (14 February 1895 – 7 July 1973) was a [[~~Jewish~~]] [[Marxist]] sociologist, philosopher and author. Horkheimer was famous for his work in [[critical theory]] as a member of the [[Frankfurt School]] of social research.		'''Max Horkheimer''' (14 February 1895 – 7 July 1973) was a [[jewish]] [[Marxist]] sociologist, philosopher and author. Horkheimer was famous for his work in [[critical theory]] as a member of the [[Frankfurt School]] of social research.

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	He emigrated to Geneva, [[Switzerland]] and then to [[New York City]] the following year. In 1940, Horkheimer received American citizenship and moved to the Pacific Palisades district of [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], where his collaboration with Adorno would yield the book ''Dialectic of Enlightenment''. In 1942, Horkheimer assumed the directorship of the Scientific Division of the [[American ~~Jewish~~ Committee]].		He emigrated to Geneva, [[Switzerland]] and then to [[New York City]] the following year. In 1940, Horkheimer received American citizenship and moved to the Pacific Palisades district of [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], where his collaboration with Adorno would yield the book ''Dialectic of Enlightenment''. In 1942, Horkheimer assumed the directorship of the Scientific Division of the [[American jewish Committee]].

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[[File:AdornoHorkheimer.png|thumb|200px|Max Horkheimer (left) and [[Theodor Adorno]] (right)]]
'''Max Horkheimer''' (14 February 1895 – 7 July 1973) was a [[Jewish]] [[Marxist]] sociologist, philosopher and author. Horkheimer was famous for his work in [[critical theory]] as a member of the [[Frankfurt School]] of social research.

==Life==
During the time Horkheimer was director of the Institute in 1930, the [[NSDAP]] became the second largest party in the [[Reichstag]]. In the midst of the National Socialists rise, Horkheimer and his associates began to prepare for the possibility of moving the Institute out of Germany. When [[Hitler]] was named the Chancellor in 1933, the institute was thus forced to close its location in [[Germany]].

===Emigration ===
He emigrated to Geneva, [[Switzerland]] and then to [[New York City]] the following year. In 1940, Horkheimer received American citizenship and moved to the Pacific Palisades district of [[Los Angeles]], [[California]], where his collaboration with Adorno would yield the book ''Dialectic of Enlightenment''. In 1942, Horkheimer assumed the directorship of the Scientific Division of the [[American Jewish Committee]].

===Return to Germany===
In 1949, he returned to [[Frankfurt]] where the Institute for Social Research reopened in 1950.

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