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_aThe Derrida-Habermas reader / _cedited by Lasse Thomassen. |
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_aChicago : _bUniversity of Chicago Press ; _aEdinburgh : _bEdinburgh University Press, _c2006. |
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_tIntroduction : between deconstruction and rational reconstruction -- _g1. _tLeveling the genre distinction between philosophy and literature / _rJurgen Habermas -- _g2. _tIs there a philosophical language? / _rJacques Derrida -- _g3. _tHabermas, Derrida and the functions of philosophy / _rRichard Rorthy -- _g4. _tAn allegory of modernity/postmodernity : Habermas and Derrida / _rRichard J. Bernstein -- _g5. _tFrankfurt impromptu - remarks on Derrida and Habermas / _rSimon Critchley -- _g6. _tPerformative powerlessness - a response to Simon Critchley / _rJacques Derrida -- _g7. _tHow to respond to the ethical question / _rJurgen Habermas -- _g8. _tDemocracy and difference : reflections on the metapolitics of Lyotard and Derrida / _rSeyla Benhabib -- _g9. _tDead rights, live futures : on Habermas's attempt to reconcile constitutionalism and democracy / _rBonnie Honig -- _g10. _t'A bizarre, even opaque practice' : Habermas on constitutionalism and democracy / _rLasse Thomassen -- _g11. _tReligious tolerance - the pacemaker for cultural rights / _rJurgen Habermas -- _g12. _tHostipitality / _rJacques Derrida -- _g13. _tBetween deliberation and deconstruction : the condition of post-national democracy / _rMartin Morris -- _g14. _tFor a justice to come : an interview with Jacques Derrida / _rJacques Derrida and Lieven De Cauter -- _g15. _tFebruary 15, or what binds Europeans together : a plea for a common foreign policy, beginning in the core of Europe / _rJurgen Habermas and Jacques Derrida -- _g16. _tBetween hope and terror : Habermas and Derrida plead for the im/possible / _rMartin Beck Matustik -- _g17. _tHonesty of thought / _rJacques Derrida -- _g18. _tA last farewell : Derrida's enlightening impact / _rJurgen Habermas. |
520 | _aJacques Derrida and Jürgen Habermas have long represented opposite camps in contemporary thought. Derrida, who pioneered the intellectual style of inquiry known as deconstruction, ushered in the postmodern age with his dramatic critique of reason; Habermas, on the other hand, has consistently argued in defense of reason, modernity, and the legacy of the Enlightenment. Their many differences led to a long-standing, if scattered, dialogue, evidence of which has been available in only bits and pieces. But now, for the first time, The Derrida-Habermas Reader brings these pieces together, along with a collection of essays documenting the intellectual relationship between two of the twentieth century's preeminent thinkers. Taken together, Derrida's and Habermas's writings, combined here with contributions by other prominent philosophers and social theorists, tell the story of the two thinkers' provocative engagement with each other's ideas. Beyond exploring the conflict between Derrida's deconstruction and Habermas's communicative rationality, they show how the Derrida-Habermas encounter changed over the years, becoming more theoretically productive without ever collapsing into mutual rejection or simple compromise. Lasse Thomassen has divided the essays, including works on philosophy and literature, ethics, politics, and international law, into four parts that cover the full range of thought in which Derrida and Habermas engaged. The last of these sections fittingly includes the thinkers' jointly signed work on European solidarity and the Iraq War, highlighting the hopes they held in common despite their differences. The wide breadth of this book, along with Thomassen's lucid introductions to each section, makes The Derrida-Habermas Reader an ideal starting point for anyone interested in one of the most dynamic intellectual debates of our time. | ||
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