Minima Moralia: Reflections from Damaged Life by Theodor Adorno

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“The world is systematized horror, but therefore it is to do the world too much honour to think of it entirely as a system; for its unifying principle is division, and it reconciles by asserting unimpaired the irreconcilability of the general and the particular. Its essence is abomination; but its appearance, the lie by virtue of which it persists, is a stand-in for truth.”

-Theodore Adorno, 1945

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