<p>Lillian Hingley discusses her article "The Feminine Character: The Allegory of Ibsen’s Women in Adorno’s Modernist Literary Theory," from Telos 196 (Fall 2021).</p>

Lillian Hingley discusses her article "The Feminine Character: The Allegory of Ibsen’s Women in Adorno’s Modernist Literary Theory," from Telos 196 (Fall 2021).

Episode 45: Lillian Hingley on Adorno, Ibsen, and the Feminine Character

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Episode 45: Lillian Hingley on Adorno, Ibsen, and the Feminine Character

Episode 45: Lillian Hingley on Adorno, Ibsen, and the Feminine Character