The Grunberg-era Institute produced little theoretical innovation despite later significance.
Evidence
Ultimately, Swede’s impatience with the unimaginative Marxism of the Grunberg years was to be shared by the Institut’s later leaders, who were to comprise the Frankfurt School; but during the twenties, little theoretical innovation occurred at what the students were to call the “Cafe Marx.” — Martin Jay, The Dialectical Imagination, 113
Categorization
- XREF: connects to: The Grunberg-era Institute produced little theoretical innovation before the Frankfurt School turn