Adornos Philosophy of the Nonidentical

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Focusing on the concept of the nonidentical in Adorno's philosophy, this study explores how our rational frameworks often silence what cannot be fully expressed. It examines the nonidentical as central to understanding subjectivity, truth, suffering, and morality, particularly in the context of historical trauma. Written against the backdrop of Auschwitz, the work advocates for a new way of thinking that acknowledges the unexpressed and marginalized. Adorno's insights are also applied to contemporary issues like xenophobia and political polarization, offering a critical lens for modern societal challenges.