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1. Horkheimer describes accepting the directorship and setting the Institute research program in his 1931 address. 2. Horkheimer and Pollock discussed socialist theory and planning an independent research institute. 3. Horkheimer participated with Weil and Pollock in planning the Institute before its 1923 establishment. 4. Horkheimer authored Traditional and Critical Theory. 5. Horkheimer and Adorno collaborated on the work with a preface dated Los Angeles, May 1944. 6. Horkheimer coauthored the wartime Philosophical Fragments/Dialectic work with Adorno. 7. Adorno was Horkheimer's coauthor of the joint wartime work. 8. Horkheimer delivered public lectures at Columbia in spring 1944. 9. Horkheimer wrote the preface and coedited the Studies in Prejudice series with Flowerman. 10. Columbia housed the Institute after its move to New York in 1934. 11. Adorno was one of four principal authors of The Authoritarian Personality in 1950. 12. By the Institute's 1924 inauguration period, Pollock handled its administration while Grünberg shaped its research. 13. Weil helped establish the Institute, drawing on family resources; this role is distinct from Hermann Weil's funding and Grünberg's scholarly direction. 14. Weil and Pollock established the Society of Social Research on November 1, 1922; this society was distinct from the university Institute. Max Horkheimer Person Friedrich Pollock Person Frankfurt School: Institute for Social Research Organization Felix Weil Person Traditional and Critical Theory Source Theodor W. Adorno Person Dialectic of Enlightenment: Philosophical Fragments Source Columbia University Institution The Authoritarian Personality Source Hold Ctrl and scroll to zoom. Scroll normally to move the page. Rotation pauses while the graph is hovered or focused; use Pause to stop it. Drag to move nodes or pan. With keyboard focus, use arrow keys to move, plus and minus to zoom, and Home to reset the graph. Select a node to inspect it, or double-click or press Shift+Enter to open its page. Select a connection to inspect it.