Buch, 1568 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 3075 g
Buch, 1568 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm, Gewicht: 3075 g
Reihe: SAGE Masters in Modern Social Thought series
ISBN: 978-1-4129-4837-1
Verlag: SAGE Publications
The highly commended first edition of this four-volume set remains the standard reference on J[um]urgen Habermas, the key theorist of the Frankfurt School and one of the most influential theorists of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. With Habermas having developed his oeuvre substantially in the last decade, this new edition retains the key secondary literature while refreshing the critical canon with the most important papers published since the first edition in 2001. The editors, themselves a part of that canon, have updated the editorial material to reflect the latest hot topics in the study of this perennially relevant theorist. Volume One covers the huge base of secondary literature that has emerged on Habermas and the law since the publication of Between Facts and Norms in 1992. Volume Two collects the best writings on Habermas and politics. Volume Three treats epistemology and the theory of communication. Volume Four presents the key debates in what is perhaps the leading topic in the contemporary study of Habermas: ethics and religion.
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VOLUME I
The Engagement with Postmodernity and Phenomenology
Adorno and Habermas on the Human Condition - Deborah Cook
A Moment of Unconditional Validity? Schutz and the Habermas/Rorty debate - Michael Barber
Remarks on Derrida and Habermas - Simon Critchley
Performative Powerlessness: A response to Simon Critchley - Jacques Derrida
Disenchantment and the Persistence of Evil: Habermas, Jonas, Badiou - Peter Dews
Foucault and Enlightenment: A critical reappraisal - Amy Allen
Foucault Contra Habermas: Enlightenment, power, and critique - Day Wong
How can Anyone be Called Guilty? Speech, responsibility, and the social relation in Habermas and Levinas - Asher Horowitz
Apologies: Levinas and Dialogue - Bob Plant
Speech and Sensibility: Levinas and Habermas on the constitution of the moral point of view - Steven Hendley
Levinas, Habermas, and Modernity - Nicholas Smith
Hermeneutics and Epistemology
Gadamerian Platitudes' and Rational Interpretations - Kenneth Baynes
Habermas and Validity Claims - Jan Niemi
Lifeworld, Discourse, and Realism: On J rgen Habermas's Theory of Truth - Axel Seeman
McDowell and Habermas in a Post-Traditional World - Myra Bookman
The Role of Rules - Michael Rosen
Difficulties with the Reduction of Subjectivity - Manfred Frank
The Return to Subjectivity as a Challenge to Critical Theory - Dieter Freundlieb
Justification: Reflexive or discursive? - Petra Hedberg
Habermas and Dummett: Beyond dogmatism and scepticism - Matar Anat
Metaphysics
Habermas on Compatibilism and Ontological Monism: Some problems - Michael Quante
Neuroscience, Intentionality and Free Will: Reply to Habermas - John Searle
Habermas between Metaphysical and Natural Realism - Steven Hendley
Centrality as a Challenge to Ousia in J rgen Habermas - John McCumber
From Habermas to Horkheimer's Early Work: Directions for a materialist reconstruction of communicative critical theory - Konstantinos Kavoulakos
VOLUME II
Normativity and Reason
Communication and Rational Justification - Pol Vandevelde
Universalist Grandeur, Romantic Depth, Pragmatist Cunning - Richard Rorty
Liberalization, Modernization, Westernization - Joseph Heath
Another Voice of Reason - Nikolas Kompridis
The Transcendental Turn: Habermas's 'Kantian Pragmatism' - Kenneth Baynes
Inferentialism and Communicative Action: Robust conceptions of intersubjectivity - Barbara Fultner
Freedom and Recognition in Hegel and Habermas - Kenneth Baynes
Intersubjectivity: Interactionist or discursive? Reflections on Habermas's critique of Brandom - Piet Strydom
Communication and Content: Circumstances and consequences of the Habermas-Brandom debate - Kevin Scharp
Facts, Norms, and Normative Facts: A reply to Habermas - Robert Brandom
Discourse Ethics
Why there is No Issue between Rawls and Habermas - Christopher McMahon
Modernity and Morality in Habermas's Discourse Ethics - James Gordon Finlayson
What are Universalizable Interests? - James Gordon Finlayson
Habermas's Moral Cognitivism and the Frege-Geach Challenge - James Gordon Finlayson
Discoursing About Discourse - Logi Gunnarsson
A Substantivist Construal of Discourse Ethics - Pablo Gilabert
Should Discourse Ethics Do Without a Principle of Universalization? - Pablo Gilabert
Procedural Justice? Implications of the Rawls-Habermas debate for discourse ethics - Cristina Lafont
Moral Objectivity and Reasonable Agreement - Cristina Lafont
Discourse Ethics and the Problem of Foundations - Tom Rockmore
Suffering Injustice: Misrecognition as moral injury in critical theory - J.M. Bernstein
Immanuel Kant, J rgen Habermas, and the Categorical Imperative - Anders Bordum
VOLUME III
Law, Democracy, and the Public Sphere
Democracy Across Borders - Bohman,
