"The contributors to "Confronting Mass Democracy and Indusrial Technology" are a highly diverse yet uniformly first-rate lot. This rich volume is sure to attract scholarly attention in a variety of fields. There is nothing else like it in print."--Stephen Holmes, New York University School of Law
"The contributors to "Confronting Mass Democracy and Indusrial Technology" are a highly diverse yet uniformly first-rate lot. This rich volume is sure to attract scholarly attention in a variety of fields. There is nothing else like it in print."--Stephen Holmes, New York University School of LawHinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Acknowledgments I. Rationality and Politics at the Outset of the Century Love, Passion, and Maturity: Nietzsche and Weber on Science, Morality, and Politics / Tracy B. Strong II. Strategies of Progressive Political Action in an Age of Technological Transformation Post-Utopian Marxism: Lukacs and the Dilemmas of Organization / Andrew Feenberg Herbert Marcuse: A Critical Retrospective from Berlin to Berkeley / Richard Wolin III. Socio-Literary Theory: Unlikely Sources for a Critique of Capitalism? History Lesson on the S-Bahn: Brecht’s Cartography of Capital / Richard Dienst The Geist in the Machine: Freud, the Uncanny, and Technology / Gia Pascarelli IV. Society and State as Machine in the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich The Soul in the Age of Society and Technology: Helmuth Plessner’s Defensive Liberalism / Jan-Werner Muller Leviathan in the 1930s: The Reception of Hobbes in the Third Reich / David Dyzenhaus V. Theories of Technocracy in Two Postwar Germanies Revisionism and Orthodoxy: Stalinism and Political Thought in the German Democratic Republic’s Founding Decade / Peter C. Caldwell Unsolved Paradoxes: Conservative Political Thought in Adenauer’s Germany / William E. Scheuerman VI. Throwing Off the Yoke of “the German Master” Destruktion or Recovery?: Leo Strauss’s Critique of Heidegger A Critical versus Genealogical “Questioning” of Technology: Notes on How Not to Read Adorno and Horkheimer / John P. McCormick Provocation and Appropriation: Hannah Arendt’s Response to Martin Heidegger VII. Critical Democratic Theory at Century’s End: Language, Gender, Ethnicity Disembodying Democracy: Gendered Discourse in Habermas’s Legalistic Turn / Nancy S. Love Reversing the Dialectic of Enlightenment: The Reenchantment of the World / Seyla Benhabib Contributors Index
Acknowledgments I. Rationality and Politics at the Outset of the Century Love, Passion, and Maturity: Nietzsche and Weber on Science, Morality, and Politics / Tracy B. Strong II. Strategies of Progressive Political Action in an Age of Technological Transformation Post-Utopian Marxism: Lukacs and the Dilemmas of Organization / Andrew Feenberg Herbert Marcuse: A Critical Retrospective from Berlin to Berkeley / Richard Wolin III. Socio-Literary Theory: Unlikely Sources for a Critique of Capitalism? History Lesson on the S-Bahn: Brecht’s Cartography of Capital / Richard Dienst The Geist in the Machine: Freud, the Uncanny, and Technology / Gia Pascarelli IV. Society and State as Machine in the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich The Soul in the Age of Society and Technology: Helmuth Plessner’s Defensive Liberalism / Jan-Werner Muller Leviathan in the 1930s: The Reception of Hobbes in the Third Reich / David Dyzenhaus V. Theories of Technocracy in Two Postwar Germanies Revisionism and Orthodoxy: Stalinism and Political Thought in the German Democratic Republic’s Founding Decade / Peter C. Caldwell Unsolved Paradoxes: Conservative Political Thought in Adenauer’s Germany / William E. Scheuerman VI. Throwing Off the Yoke of “the German Master” Destruktion or Recovery?: Leo Strauss’s Critique of Heidegger A Critical versus Genealogical “Questioning” of Technology: Notes on How Not to Read Adorno and Horkheimer / John P. McCormick Provocation and Appropriation: Hannah Arendt’s Response to Martin Heidegger VII. Critical Democratic Theory at Century’s End: Language, Gender, Ethnicity Disembodying Democracy: Gendered Discourse in Habermas’s Legalistic Turn / Nancy S. Love Reversing the Dialectic of Enlightenment: The Reenchantment of the World / Seyla Benhabib Contributors Index
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