Group of the Social Research (Frankfurt School)

The Frankfurt School was a group of scholars in the early 20th century who studied how society, culture, and economics influence human behavior and social change. They focused on understanding how ideas, media, and power structures shape people's thinking and maintain social inequalities. Their work combines philosophy, sociology, and critical theory to analyze issues like capitalism, authority, and mass media, aiming to promote social awareness and progress. Overall, they sought to critically examine society to foster greater freedom and equality.