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Preface. 1. Knowledge. Subjectivity and Interest. Science and Society. 2. Communication. Universal Pragmatics. Discourse Ethics. 3. Consensus. Justification and Rationality. Legitimation. Society and Crisis. 4. Modernity. Afterword. Notes. Bibliography.
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Craig Rittenhouse
reviewed On Habermas on February 08, 2009
On Habermas
The goal of this book is to trace the influence of William James, the father of American psychology/philosophy, on the thinking of Ludwig Wittgenstein.
Extensive quotes and clear explanations provide a new perspective on the ideas of both.
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