Keyword [Habermas]
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| 181. | Habermas and the Project of Emancipation: Communicative Action, Emancipated Society and the Self-Constitution of Emancipatory Agenc |
| 182. | Branding youth activism: Tobacco control and the decolonization of the lifeworld |
| 183. | Habermas, from society to family: Communicative sociation, solidarity and emancipation |
| 184. | The ground of the normative force of discourse: A Lonerganian reconstruction of Habermas's communicative rationality |
| 185. | Juergen Habermas and Pope John Paul II on faith, reason, and politics in the modern world |
| 186. | An examination of the language philosophies of Jurgen Habermas and Jean-Francois Lyotard |
| 187. | An aesthetic challenge to manipulation: A study on the pragmatics of communication |
| 188. | The claim to universality of modernity and its relation with Occidental rationality: A study of Juergen Habermas's philosophy of modernity |
| 189. | Rationalization, legitimation, and domination in modern industrial societies: The alternative perspectives of Max Weber and Juergen Habermas |
| 190. | A pragmatics of power using Juergen Habermas' theory of communicative action |
| 191. | Consensus between discourse ethics and democracy: Habermas on compromise (Juergen Habermas) |
| 192. | Habermas and the impure imagetext: An inquiry into the communicative potential of the image |
| 193. | Tradition and dialogue in hermeneutical political philosophy: Three accounts of modernity and human existence in Gadamer, Heidegger and Habermas (Hans-Georg Gadamer, Martin Heidegger, Juergen Habermas) |
| 194. | A proceduralist theory of supranational law (Juergen Habermas) |
| 195. | Juergen Habermas's critical theoretical cosmopolitanism |
| 196. | At the Horizons of Modernity: Religion, Society, and Communication in Juergen Habermas' 'The Theory of Communicative Action' |
| 197. | Mimesis in communicative action: Habermas and the affective bond of understanding (Juergen Habermas, George Herbert Mead, Walter Benjamin) |
| 198. | Prayer and discourse: Prayer as apocalyptical discourse in relation to the methods of Juergen Habermas, Jacques Derrida, and Johann Baptist Metz |
| 199. | Postmetaphysical Reason and Postsecular Consciousness: Habermas' Analysis of Religion in the Public Sphere |
| 200. | Community of difference: Habermas and the problems of pluralism |
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