Published in February 1986 by Jay Martin, this work delves into the intellectual adventures and evolution of the concept of totality within Marxism, tracing its journey and impact from Lukacs to Habermas. It offers a critical examination of this pivotal idea, exploring its significance in critical theory and its influence on modern philosophical discourse.
Explore insightful essays dedicated to Jurgen Habermas's foundational theory of communicative action. This collection critically examines the core concepts, development, and enduring relevance of Habermas's social philosophy, offering comprehensive analyses for students and scholars interested in modern critical theory and its application.
Explore Jürgen Habermas's influential critical theory with this comprehensive introduction. Delve into the core concepts of his work, including communicative action, public sphere, and the critique of modernity. This second edition offers updated insights and further analysis, making it an essential resource for students and scholars seeking a thorough understanding of Habermas's complex and impactful contributions to social and political thought.
This collection of critical essays explores Jürgen Habermas's seminal concept of "The Unfinished Project of Modernity," offering profound insights into the philosophical discourse surrounding modernity. It meticulously examines the challenges, promises, and ongoing debates that define this crucial area of contemporary thought and critical theory.
This volume presents a collection of critical essays delving into Jürgen Habermas's profound insights on the 'unfinished project of modernity' and its philosophical discourse. It explores his contributions within the broader context of contemporary German social thought, offering a vital examination of his enduring influence on modern philosophy and social theory.