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The aim is to analyze the similarities in how Adorno and Deleuze use the unconscious in their critiques, especially through Kant and Freud.

The Unconscious of Critique: Adorno and Deleuze as Readers of Kant and Freud

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The aim is to analyze the similarities in how Adorno and Deleuze use the unconscious in their critiques, especially through Kant and Freud.
The article examines Adorno and Deleuze's readings of Kant and Freud.
It compares their approaches to psychoanalysis and critique in relation to historical contexts.
It evaluates contemporary implications for social criticism.
Adorno reinterprets the thing-in-itself through the lens of reason, introducing the concept of nonidentity.
Deleuze radicalizes Kantian aesthetics, transforming the death drive to promote productive desire.
The historical contexts of fascism and May '68 are used to illustrate their critiques' relevance.

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This article explores how Adorno and Deleuze use the unconscious for critique, suggesting new insights into social issues.

Heiko Stubenrauch (2026) studied this question.

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