Titlebook: Habermas and Contemporary Society; John F. Sitton Book 2003 John F. Sitton 2003 conflict.Jürgen Habermas.liberty

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Contested Terrain: Language, Art, and Gender, theory are contestable and in passing we have already noted some difficulties with specific positions. Moreover, key arguments in his work are in considerable need of further elaboration, a fact often acknowledged by Habermas himself, “I am aware that I have not put forward a mature theory…. It was

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-60237-4any in the Marxian tradition have turned to the analyses of Weber in order to remedy the perceived weaknesses of Marxian social theory. Although Weber was a political conservative, he is not the “anti-Marx” that he is sometimes portrayed to be. Weber himself stated. that his exploration of the relig

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David Sapsford,Zafiris Tzannatosue spheres following their own inner logics of elaboration. He also agrees that this particular rationalization of culture and society is responsible for widespread feelings that modern life has become confusing and oppressive. In our day this contributes to a number of reactions, from religious fun

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Graham J. Ive,Stephen L. Grunebergeproducing social life tend to clash with each other, resulting in a variety of fierce social and political struggles. A major theoretical advantage of Habermas’s dualistic social theory is that it allows him to reconsider the origins of conflict in advanced capitalist societies and to try to accoun