According to this work, "serious intellectuals" are part of a fight club, for they have a "crippled spirit" that needs to show itself.
According to this work, "serious intellectuals" are part of a fight club, for they have a "crippled spirit" that needs to show itself. Partly addressed to the post-Socratic philosophers, it calls the "frog prince" the "incorrigible snob" in one section to argue that every human being has a fairy tale archetype built into them. Another section argues that the "splinter in your eye is the best magnifying glass" and is framed as "denkbilder" inspired by Walter Benjamin. Another section claims "relativists are the real absolutists" and claims that unlike Nietzsche, this work is about the "melancholy science." Arguing that modernism is linked with the rise of Adolf Hitler, this collection of approximately 150 aphorisms is subtitled "Reflections on Damaged Life" and expands upon the author's Negative Dialectics. For 10 points, name this treatise of Theodor Adorno whose title puns on an Aristotle treatise. 
According to this work, "serious intellectuals" are part of a fight club, for they have a "crippled spirit" that needs to show itself.
Minima Moralia