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Jurgen Habermas rarely mentioned China and the developing countries. This book demonstrates that Habermas' theory of modernity and modernization, based on his theory of communicative action, is more relevant to China than any other theory of modernization. Habermas' theory provides a better conceptual basis for a new and rewarding interpretation of the Chinese discourse of modernization that finally led to the idea of socialist modernization with Chinese characteristics.
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Paul Sidebottom
reviewed The dialectics of modernization on November 07, 2017
The dialectics of modernization
Shadia Drury's thesis is pretty much that Strauß was a closet Nietzschean (and, perhaps, also a closet homosexual--she only grazes that suggestion in the book, though; for a more detailed examination of Strauß' views on homosexuality, see Drury's review of The Rebirth of Classical Political Rationalism in the November 1991 issue of Political Theory, pp. 671-5). Well, I already knew this, but it is really nice to have a detailed account of Strauß' Nietzscheanism if only to rob the Straussians of their insufferably smug sanctimony.
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