Habermas Legal Providers Talk About Preliminary

Since the eighties of the 20th century, Jurgen Habermas study turned modernity morals and politics ideal reconstruction from modernity criticism. The modern society behind the charming spirit , become so complicated that already as rational strength that society combine become very fragile, globality of citizen can again through one value common understanding, let alone maintained by a certain political ideology of entity. And can only depend on a kind of procedural rational idea. Habermas poses as a radical democratist. He thought among politics of common customs, the country of rule of law, have it is difficult for democracy to take shape and to keep. Freedom of citizen can only protect oneself by law that he participated in it.This paper is divided into three pieces of majority:Part one is about basic theory, mainly gives a simple introduction to Habermas's communicative action system accept or reject. The theory of communicative action realized three conversions in philosophy, which are from consciousness philosophy to language philosophy; from the relation of subject-object to the intersubjectivity, from the Logos center to many dimensions rationalism. This philosophy paradigm transition also means the transition of society theory paradigm. Habermas' tactic is to make rational concept common customs, from entity reason to procedure reason of earthliness. If we think reason is optional negotiation and agreement, it is included in successful mutual speech behavior of understanding each time. So I explain the cutting point of the theory of communicative action which is general language theory.Modernity has been linked to the issue that rationalized with the society from Webber .He concluded the conversion from traditional society to modern society as the general and institutional process of purpose and form rationality. Habermas inherited the method of Webber meanwhile he apprehended the rationality of process of western society from the inner logos of culture and social rationality. Webber thought...