This paper aims to investigate the important topics of the theory of history in Theodor W. Adorno’s "Negative Dialectics" (1966). This theory of history tries to overcome the conceptual contradiction between nature and history, and regards the history as a kind of the dialectics of natural history. Through a so called "immanent critique" of the Hegelian philosophy of history, Adorno conceptualized history as a dynamic process which is the relationship between men and their ways of action. It tends to create something new, it seems not to be exhausted in the eternal return of the same "identity".