Adorno’s Husserl and Mannheim articles were never published in the Institute journal.

Evidence

The long letters from Adorno, and Horkheimer’s short replies, up to the time of Adorno’s emigration to New York in February 1938, are evidence of a strange mixture of continuing mutual reserve on some basic points and psychological and theoretical symbiosis, a lasting interaction between Adorno’s mental fireworks and Horkheimer’s measured and selective application of them. … The articles on Mannheim and Husserl, although they were revised many times by Adorno over the years, were never published in the ZfS. It was not until the summer of 1936 that an article by Adorno appeared in the ZfS, for the first time since 1933the study `On Jazz’, published under his pseudonym, Hektor Rottweiler. Up to the autumn of 1938, it was the only article by him to be published in the journal. — Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School, 643

Categorization

• XREF: Connects to the broader history of Adorno’s dialectical logic project and his relationship with Horkheimer that runs through the book.