Jurgen Habermas on Society and Politics: A ReaderBeacon Press, 1 Nov 1989 - 336 halaman Here for the first time are Habermas's most important writings on society, the state, and social theory collected in one volume. For more than three decades Habermas has consistently attempted to supply foundations for a reconstructed Marxist social theory that provides a critical analysis of modernity. He has defended the position that only if a general notion of reason can be invoked can we hope to sustain a democratic social order. This carefully edited volume includes selections from Habermas's earliest works through his most recent: essays on the aim of social science, the structure of a theory of action and society, the development of modern society, psychoanalysis, and the crisis of the welfare state. |
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On Theory and Practice in | 29 |
Marxism as Critique | 47 |
Freuds Psychoanalytic Critique | 55 |
The Tasks of a Critical Theory of Society 177 | 77 |
Nietzsches Reduction | 107 |
Toward a Reconstruction of Historical Materialism | 114 |
Social Action and Rationality | 142 |
The Concept of the Lifeworld and the Hermeneutic Idealism | 165 |
The Uncoupling of System and Lifeworld | 188 |
The Public Sphere | 231 |
What Does a Crisis Mean Today? Legitimation Problems | 266 |
The Crisis of the Welfare State and the Exhaustion of Utopian | 284 |
Notes | 301 |
Credits | 323 |
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