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Habermas: The Key Concepts (Routledge Key Guides) by Andrew Edgar, 2006-04-12 Habermas's Critical Theory of Society (Philosophy of the Social Sciences) by Jane Braaten, 1991-12-01 The Recent Work of Jürgen Habermas: Reason, Justice and Modernity by Stephen K. White, 1989-08-25 The Critical Theory of Jurgen Habermas by Thomas McCarthy, 1981-09-30 Introduction to Critical Theory: Horkheimer to Habermas by David Held, 1980-10-13 The Past as Future (Modern German Culture and Literature) by Jurgen Habermas, 1994-07-28 Habermas and the Unfinished Project of Modernity: Critical Essays on The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought) Toward a Rational Society: Student Protest, Science, and Politics by Jurgen Habermas Professor of Philosophy, 1971-08-01 Habermas and Theology by Nicholas Adams, 2006-06-19 Habermas and the Public Sphere (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought) Habermas and Modernity by Richard J. Bernstein, 1985-09 Habermas: A Critical Reader (Blackwell Critical Reader) Communicative Action: Essays on Jürgen Habermas's The Theory of Communicative Action (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought) Covenant and Communication: A Christian Moral Conversation with Jurgen Habermas by Hak Joon Lee, 2006-03-01

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41. Jurgen Habermas On Rhetoric
    habermas, jurgen. The Theory of Communicative Action Reason and the Rationalizationof Society. Boston Beacon Press, 1984. habermas, jurgen.  
    http://bradley.bradley.edu/~ell/habermas.html
    
    Extractions: Jurgen Habermas on Rhetoric Steven Robinson, Ph.D. Candidate at Michigan State, provides a number of Habermas links Dan MacIsaac, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Dept. of Physics and Astronomy, Northern Arizona University, on Habermas Student produced study guide from Foss, Foss, and Trapp Jurgen Habermas' Key Terms Critical theory (246)- Used by the individual for liberation from domination, critical theory leads to society's rational interpretation and transformation. Self-consciousness (247)- The notion that the rational contains contradictions that the individual must see. Ideology (247)- A system of irrational beliefs that are maintained despite their lack of validity. Hermeneutics (248)- "Interpretative understanding," an analysis of events and situations. Positivism (249)- A contrast to hermeneutics, the disinterested scientific interpretation of events. Freudian psychoanalysis (250)- Dialogue between the analyst and patient, allows analyst to reveal the unconscious structure of the dysfunctional behavior. Self-reflection (250)- The process in which the patient recollects and reconstructs a portion of lost life history.

42. Jurgen Habermas -- Philosophy Books And Online Resources
    jurgen habermas philosophy resources. Resources include biographies CriticalTheory of jurgen habermas. Excerpt jurgen habermas is  
    http://www.erraticimpact.com/~20thcentury/html/habermas.htm
    
    Extractions: Between Facts and Norms : Contributions to a Discourse Theory of Law and Democracy by Jurgen Habermas , William Rehg (Translator) Jurgen Habermas, an esteemed political philosopher who lived in Germany during the Nazi reign, has produced a thought-provoking work on what he calls "deliberative politics." To summarize his view, true democracy isn't just the compilation of opinions or a blanket treatment of majority rules, but a social process in which people meet, discuss, modify and, ultimately, agree. He draws connections between how such a process could shape the making of laws and direct the course of nations. His writings here represent a lifetime of political thought on the nature of democracy and law, and deserve an audience and a place in the foundations of democratic theory. "[A] fascinating synthesis of Continental and Anglo-American legal theory. . . full of interesting insights, acute criticisms, and striking passages." Richard A. Posner

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44. Jurgen Habermas - Mitchell Stephens
    Los Angeles Times Magazine. October 23, 1994. jurgen habermas. LENGTH 5026 words. IT'SPOSTMODERN TO SAY NO, BUT jurgen habermas, A GERMAN PHILOSOPHER, DISAGREES.  
    http://www.nyu.edu/classes/stephens/Habermas page.htm
    
    Extractions: Los Angeles Times Magazine October 23, 1994 JURGEN HABERMAS LENGTH: 5026 words HEADLINE: THE THEOLOGIAN OF TALK THE QUESTION IS WHETHER JUSTICE EXISTS AND REASON CAN BENEFIT SOCIETY. IT'S POSTMODERN TO SAY NO, BUT JURGEN HABERMAS, A GERMAN PHILOSOPHER, DISAGREES. BYLINE: By Mitchell Stephens , Mitchell Stephens, who has also profiled Jacques Derrida for the magazine, heads the journalism and mass communication program at New York University. To contact Mitchell Stephens A debate has been raging in the world of scholars and intellectuals. On one side are the "postmodernists" the thinkers whose ideas inspired the playful, hybrid buildings, outfits and artworks that now grace the American landscape; the thinkers who encouraged a generation of graduate students to "deconstruct" such long-treasured notions as "reason" and "justice." The major figure on the other side of this debate is Jurgen Habermas. Habermas is a German philosopher "the leading systematic philosopher of our time," Richard Rorty of the University of Virginia calls him. But Habermas comes to this debate as much more than just a philosopher. "In terms of range and depth there is no one close to him," says Thomas McCarthy, a professor of humanities and philosophy at Northwestern University. "Habermas has been able to go into discussions in political theory, in sociology, in psychology, in legal theory in a dozen different disciplines and become one of the dominant voices in each one."

45. SIB
    habermas, jurgen, 1929-.  
    http://www.ufpe.br/sib/aqui2000/h.html
    
    Extractions: H HAANDEL, Adrianus van. O comportamento do sistema de lado ativado : teoria e aplicacoes para projetos e operacao / Adrianus van Haandel e Gerrit Marais. Campina Grande : Universidade Federal da Paraiba, 1999. 472 p. : il., tab., graf. - LOCAL: CTG- 628/H111c (CDD). Codigo: PC000145363. HABASHI, Fathi. Principles of extractive metallurgy / Fathi Habashi. New York : Gordon an Breach, 1970-. 4v. : il. LOCAL: CTG- 669.0/H113p (CDD). Codigo: PC000130552. HABERMAS, Jurgen, 1929-. Consciencia moral e agir comunicativo / Jurgen Habermas ; [traduca de Guido Antonio de Almeida]. Rio de Janeiro : Tempo brasileiro, 1989. 236p. ; 21cm. - LOCAL: FCH- 165/H114c (CDU). CAC- 165/H114c (CDU). Codigo: BN001299298. HABERMAS, Jurgen, 1929-. O discurso filosofico da modernidade / Jurgen Habermas; traducao de Ana Maria Bernardo... et al.; revisao cientifica de Antonio Marques. 2.ed. - Lisboa : Publicacoes Dom Quixote, 1998. 350 p. - LOCAL: FCH- 14/H114d (CDU). Codigo: PE000386842. HABERMAS, Jurgen, 1929-. Mudanca estrutural da esfera publica : investigacoes quanto a um categoria da sociedade burguesa / Jurgen Habermas ; [traducao d Flavio R. Kothe]. Rio de Janeiro : Edicoes Tempo Brasileiro, 1984. 397p. ; 21cm. - LOCAL: BC - 659.1/H114m (CDU). FCH- 659.1/H114m (CDU). CAC- 301/H114m (CDU). Codigo: BN000407054.

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47. What Is Postmodernism? Beth Carmichael - Jurgen Habermas
    The neoconservative does not uncover the economic and social causes for thealtered attitudes towards work, consumption, achievement, and leisure.  
    http://panther.bsc.edu/~eecarmic/habermas.html

48. Sito Web Italiano Per La Filosofia-JURGEN HABERMAS
    di ROBERTO ZUCCOLINI.Il manifesto-7 DICEMBRE 2002 Da habermas, equivoci sulla vita  
    http://lgxserver.uniba.it/lei/rassegna/habermas.htm
    
    Extractions: INDICE DEI NOMI JÜRGEN HABERMAS Il Sole 24 Ore 2 MARZO 2003 Un Hegel in cui riconoscersi Il Corriere della Sera 28 FEBBRAIO 2003 Se i genitori scelgono il Dna dei loro figli Il Sole 24 Ore 26 GENNAIO 2003 Liberi grazie alla genetica Il Corriere della Sera 31 GENNAIO 2003 span> Disputa su Habermas, convertito alla bioetica

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50. Libreria Paidos - Resultados De La Búsqueda
    Similar pages jurgen HabermasHabermas links.  
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51. The Critical Theory Of Jurgen Habermas
    The Critical Theory of jurgen habermas. jurgen habermas is widely consideredas the most influential thinker in Germany over the past decade 197080.  
    http://purcell.phy.nau.edu/pubs/AAPTAug02/EC01ActionRsch/ARCTfromHaydn/habcritth
    
    Extractions: Jurgen Habermas is widely considered as the most influential thinker in Germany over the past decade [1970-80]. As a philosopher and sociologist he has mastered and creatively articulated an extraordinary range of specialized literature in the social sciences, social theory and the history of ideas in the provocative critical theory of knowledge and human interests. His roots are in the tradition of German thought from Kant to Marx, and he has been associated with the Frankfurt School of critical theorists which pioneered in the study of the relationship of the ideas of Marx and Freud.' (Mezirow, 1981) Habermas differentiates three primary generic cognitive areas in which human interest generates knowledge. These areas determine categories relevant to what we interpret as knowledge. That is, they are termed 'knowledge constitutive' they determine the mode of discovering knowledge and whether knowledge claims can be warranted. These areas define cognitive interests or learning domains, and are grounded in different aspects of social existence work, interaction and power. Work broadly refers to the way one controls and manipulates one's environment. This is commonly known as instrumental action knowledge is based upon empirical investigation and governed by technical rules. The criterion of effective control of reality direct what is or is not appropriate action. The empirical-analytic sciences using hypothetical-deductive theories characterize this domain. Much of what we consider

52. DIALECTIQUE - Jurgen Habermas
    http://www.chez.com/patder/habermas.htm

53. Jurgen Habermas - Picture
    jurgen habermas. Jane Addams Chris Argyris Aristotle Henriettaand Samuel Barnett Josephine Macalister Brew Stephen Brookfield  
    http://www.infed.org/support/ohps/thinkers/habermas_picture.htm

54. Debating The State Of Philosophy: Habermas, Rorty, And Kolakowski; Editor: Nizni
    Debating The State Of Philosophy habermas, Rorty, And Kolakowski EditorNiznik, Jozef; Author habermas, jurgen. Debating The State  
    http://www.opengroup.com/phbooks/027/0275958353.shtml
    
    Extractions: Do we still need philosophical discourse within our culture? Three prominent philosophers, Jurgen Habermas, Richard Rorty, and Leszek Kolakowski assess the contemporary state of philosophy and the implications for the future in this important text.Is philosphical discourse as part of communication within our culture still needed? This book offers the views of some contemporary philosophers. Jurgen Habermas, Richard Rorty, Leszek Kolakowski and Ernest Gellner debate the present state of philosophy.

55. JURGEN HABERMAS, THE PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE OF MODERNITY
    jurgen habermas, THE PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE OF MODERNITY. habermas, jurgen,THE PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE OF MODERNITY TWELVE LECTURES. Tr.  
    http://webpages.ursinus.edu/rrichter/habermas.html
    
    Extractions: Habermas, Jurgen, THE PHILOSOPHICAL DISCOURSE OF MODERNITY: TWELVE LECTURES. Tr. by Frederick Lawrence. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press, 1987. BIOGRAPHIC AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC This eighth printing is dated 1995. The work originally appeared in German under the title Der Philosophische Diskurs der Moderne: Zwolf Vorlesungen , 1985, by Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction by Thomas McCarthy, vii I. Modernity's consciousness of time and its need for self-reassurance, 1. II. Hegel's concept of modernity, 23. Excursus on Schiller's "Letters on the Aesthetic Education of Man III. Three perspectives: left Hegelians, right Hegelians, and Nietzsche, 51. Excursus on the obsolescence of the production paradigm IV. The entry into postmodernity: Nietzsche as a turning point, 83. V. The entwinement of myth and enlightenment: Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno, 106. VI. The undermining of western rationalism through the critique of metaphysics: Martin Heidegger, 131. VII. Beyond a temporalized philosophy of origins: Jacques Derrida's Critique of Phoncentrism, 161.

56. Jurgen Habermas, MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND COMMUNICATIVE ACTION
    habermas, jurgen. MORAL CONSCIOUSNESS AND COMMUNICATIVE ACTION. Trans. ChristianLenhardt and Shierry Weber Nicholsen. Introduction by Thomas McCarthy.  
    http://webpages.ursinus.edu/rrichter/habermas2.html
    
    Extractions: BIOGRAPHIC AND BIBLIOGRAPHIC Habermas was Professor of Philosophy at the University of Frankfurt when the book appeared. He also wrote The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity. TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction by Thomas McCarthy, vii Philosophy as Stand-In and Interpreter, 1 Reconstruction and Interpretation in the Social Sciences, 21 Discourse Ethics: Notes on a Program of Philosophical Justification, 43 Moral Consciousness and Communicative Action, 116 Morality and Ethical Life: Does Hegel's Critique of Kant Apply to Discourse Ethics? 195 Index, 217 SELECTED SUMMARY NOTES ON THE TEXT INTRODUCTION, by Thomas McCarthy (pp.vii-xiii) Habermas's prose, for us, represents something like the old medicine, paregoric: it tasted terrible and therefore was good for you. (Paregoric was opium-based and therefore, also, was potentially a danger to you.) Because of the hard and forbidding quality of most of his paragraphs (now and then a blessed lucidity shines through, especially when he summarizes Kohlberg's empirical psychology), Habermas benefits mightily from the aid provided in the Introduction by McCarthy. (At least we benefit.) We summarize McCarthy's few pages with some detail because they seem so clear, in contrast to the Habermasian hardness that follows. McCarthy, first of all, portrays Habermas as someone thinking about how to live in a MODERN world that has lost "value-imbued cosmologies" and that has seen the "disintegration of sacred canopies" [great phrase].(vii) McCarthy puts it this way for Habermas:

57. Jurgen Habermas
    By. G. Andrew Page. EADU 8010. Fall 2000. A Bio of jurgen habermas (1929). jurgenhabermas is considered to be the most influential German social theorist.  
    http://www.arches.uga.edu/~gapage/gap/Jurgen Habermas bio.htm
    
    Extractions: By G. Andrew Page EADU Fall 2000 A Bio of Jurgen Habermas (1929) Key Habermasian Terms Critical Theorist, theory of rationality, communicative action German philosopher and social theorist, a leading representative of the Frankfurt School. This school of thought developed at the Institute for Social Research founded in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1923, and it introduced a style of analysis known as critical theory. Critical theory draws on the ideas of German political philosopher Karl Marx in its studies of the sources of domination and authority in society that restrict human freedom. Habermas was born in Düsseldorf. After studying philosophy at the Universities of Göttingen and Bonn, he worked briefly as an assistant to philosopher Theodor Adorno at the Institute for Social Research. In the 1960s and 1970s Habermas taught at the University of Heidelberg and the University of Frankfurt and served as director of the Max Planck Institute in Starnberg. In 1983 Habermas returned to the University of Frankfurt, where he was a professor of philosophy until his retirement in 1994. Habermas’s main contribution to philosophy has been the development of a theory of rationality Running through his work is a critique of Western industrial democracies for their reduction of the human world to some form of economic efficiency. According to Habermas, rationality—that is, the ability to think logically and analytically—is more than a strategic calculation of how to achieve some chosen end. Instead, rationality is a form of “communicative action” oriented toward attaining agreement with others. Thus, it is imperative that in using language we participate in what Habermas called an “ideal speech situation.” In this situation, citizens put forward moral and political claims and defend them on the basis of rationality alone.

58. First Semester Programme
    habermas, jurgen Paradigms of Law, ed. by Rosenfeld, Michel Arato, Andrew,habermas on Law and Democracy. University of California Press.  
    http://hrd-euromaster.venis.it/courses/2001_02/weeks/week03.htm

59. Listas De Novas Aquisicoes - Setembro De 2001
    3011 H114mIn habermas, jurgen Moral consciousness and communicative action . 321H114pIn habermas, jurgen- The postnational constellation political essays.  
    http://www.iuperj.br/biblioteca/abril_2002.htm

60. Law 51.505*F - Law, State And Politics
    habermas, jurgen 1998 Remarks on Legitimation through Human Rights 24 Philosophyand Social Criticism 157171. Taylor, Charles. 1999. habermas, jurgen (1996).  
    http://www.carleton.ca/law/outlines/f00/505F-f00.htm
    
    Extractions: Law 505*F - Law, State and Politics TENTATIVE OUTLINE Course: Law 51.505*F - Law, State and Politics (Tentative outline) Term: Fall 2000 Class: Day: Fridays Time: Room: B454 LA Instructor: Prof. Amy Bartholomew Contact: Office: D581 Loeb Telephone: 520-2600, Ext. 3696 Office Hrs.: Thursdays 3:00-5:00 or by appointment Email: abarthol@ccs.carleton.ca Students with disabilities requiring academic accommodations are encouraged to contact a coordinator at the Paul Menton Centre to complete the necessary letters of accommodation . Then, make an appointment to come and discuss your needs with me at least two weeks prior to the first in-class or ITV test . This is to ensure sufficient time to make the necessary accommodation arrangement. Please note the following deadlines for submitting completed forms to the Paul Menton Centre: November 3, 2000 for Fall term courses and March 9, 2001 for Fall/Winter and Winter term courses. In this seminar we will interrogate the relationship between law, state and politics by focussing on debates around, and theories of, rights. We will be concerned primarily with the problems posed for rights, law and constitutionalism by processes of globalization involving claims for cultural recognition, by the massive increases in the movements of peoples across borders raising questions of political membership and incorporation, and by increasing cultural heterogenity within nation-states. These issues are raised by concentrating on some of the major authors including Habermas, Santos, Benhabib, Tully, Taylor, McCarthy, Honig and Cohen and by focussing on struggles for recognition, "constitutional patriotism" as a form of civic nationalism and group-differentiated rights. Throughout the course we will be concerned with the philosophical/sociological problem of the contours of post-metaphysics which renders rights and justice "without guarantees."

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