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Source: Wiggershaus U.S. Landing and Personnel Reconstruction

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Creator
Rolf Wiggershaus
Original publication
1995
Type
Book

Editions and holdings

  • Edition or holding · 1995
    Locator details
    Repository or collection
    work:w4748ec7e6903da1c; printed pp. 41, 147-148, 164-168
    Reference ID
    EDN-000199
Complete existing research record

Structured source record

Work: Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School: Its History, Theories, and Political Significance, trans. Michael Robertson, MIT Press, 1995.

Exact carried locators: printed pp. 41, 147-148, and 164-168. No new research was performed.

Limits: The record supports only the three specified placement propositions. It does not establish Columbia control, absorption, curriculum capture, ideological adoption, or influence from co-presence. Neumann and Kirchheimer are excluded pending exact witnesses.

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Where this source is used

  1. Theodor W. Adorno directed music study for Princeton Radio Research Project.

    supports

    supporting exact Wiggershaus locator; locator: Wiggershaus, printed pp. 164-168

  2. Erich Fromm guest professor at Columbia University.

    supports

    supporting exact Wiggershaus locator; locator: Wiggershaus, printed p. 41 and personnel discussion; passage p65e17594746e7c0f_00052

  3. Institute for Social Research becameAcademicCenterAt New York City, New York, United States.

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    supporting exact Wiggershaus locator; locator: Wiggershaus, printed pp. 147-148; passage p65e17594746e7c0f_00182