Adorno argued the being-consciousness problem is finished though unsolved.

Evidence

His critique of Husserl, he wrote to Horkheimer in 1937, was not concerned to substitute the primacy of being for the primacy of consciousness, but to show, on the one hand, that the search for an absolute first concept, even that of being, necessarily has idealist consequences, i.e. ultimately leads back to consciousness; and, on the other hand, that a philosophy which in fact draws this idealist consequence necessarily gets involved in such contradictions that the problematic shows itself to be clearly false. That is the content of the assertion that the `problem’ of being and consciousness, although not solved, is finished with. — Rolf Wiggershaus, The Frankfurt School, 2274

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• XREF: This dissolves rather than solves the being/consciousness problematic - resonates with later post-metaphysical readings of Adorno.