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| - Hans-Jürgen Krahl (* 17. Januar 1943 in Sarstedt; † 13. Februar 1970 bei Wrexen) war ein Studentenaktivist der 68er-Bewegung, bekanntes Mitglied des Sozialistischen Deutschen Studentenbunds (SDS) und Schüler von Theodor W. Adorno. (de)
- Hans-Jürgen Krahl, né le 17 janvier 1943 à Sarstedt et mort le 13 février 1970 à Marbourg est un militant étudiant allemand, élève du philosophe Theodor W. Adorno, qui a joué un rôle important dans le mouvement contestataire de 1968, membre éminent de l'Union socialiste allemande des étudiants (SDS) dont il a été le dernier président avant sa dissolution. (fr)
- Hans-Jürgen Krahl (Sarstedt, 17 gennaio 1943 – Marburgo, 13 febbraio 1970) è stato un filosofo e politico tedesco.Fu uno dei più grandi teorici del Sessantotto europeo, impegnato nell'analisi dei meccanismi ideologici oltre che economici del capitalismo maturo.Morì giovanissimo, in un incidente d'auto, all'inizio del 1970. Le sue opere furono pubblicate in gran parte postume. (it)
- Ханс-Юрген Краль (нем. Hans-Jürgen Krahl, 17 января 1943, Зарштедт — 13 февраля 1970, Марбург) — немецкий общественно-политический деятель и философ, член руководства Социалистического союза немецких студентов, активный участник студенческого движения 1960-х годов. Ученик Адорно. Погиб в возрасте 27 лет в результате автокатастрофы. (ru)
- Hans-Jürgen Krahl (17 January 1943 – 13 February 1970) was a West German philosophy student and political activist who came to wider prominence as a participant in the '68 Student Protest movement of which, in the eyes of admirers, he was a leading ideologue. His admirers included Rudi Dutschke (1940-1979). He was a leading member of the endlessly fractious Socialist German Students' League. During the middle 1960s, Krahl became a star student and doctoral pupil of the polymath-philosopher Theodor W. Adorno. Early in 1969, after four years during which Krahl treated Adorno as an academic mentor, there was a falling out between the two men, however. This arose in the context of a student occupation of the University of Frankfurt Institute for Social Research in which Krahl was involved. Ado (en)
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