This book provides a clear and readable overview of the works of today's most influential German philosopher. It analyses the theoretical underpinnings of Habermas's social theory, and its applications in ethics, politics, and law. Finally, it examines how his social and political theory informs his writing on contemporary, political, and social problems.
This book provides a clear and readable overview of the works of today's most influential German philosopher. It analyses the theoretical underpinnings of Habermas's social theory, and its applications in ethics, politics, and law. Finally, it examines how his social and political theory informs his writing on contemporary, political, and social problems.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James Gordon Finlayson is a lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Sussex, and was previously Lecturer in Post-Kantian European Philosophy at York University. He has published widely on Habermas, and contributed to Habermas: A Critical Reader (Blackwell). He is the author of a forthcoming monograph on problems in Habermas's Discourse Ethics.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface: Who is Jürgen Habermas 1: Habermas and Frankfurt School Critical Theory 2: Habermas's New Approach to Social Theory 3: The Pragmatic Meaning Programme 4: The Programme of Social Theory 5: Habermas's Theory of Modernity 6: Discourse Ethics I: The Discourse Theory of Morality 7: Discourse Ethics II: Ethical Discourse and the Political Turn 8: Politics, Democracy, and Law 9: Politics Beyond The Bounds Of The Nation Alone
Preface: Who is Jürgen Habermas 1: Habermas and Frankfurt School Critical Theory 2: Habermas's New Approach to Social Theory 3: The Pragmatic Meaning Programme 4: The Programme of Social Theory 5: Habermas's Theory of Modernity 6: Discourse Ethics I: The Discourse Theory of Morality 7: Discourse Ethics II: Ethical Discourse and the Political Turn 8: Politics, Democracy, and Law 9: Politics Beyond The Bounds Of The Nation Alone
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