A matter of discourse Book

	List of contributors
	Acknowledgments
	Preface
	Communities, contexts and challenges to discourse theory	1
1	The fact of pluralism and the multicultural quest for community	3
2	Which person? Whose community? On the controversy between liberalism and communitarianism	27
	Plurality and cognitivism in light of Anglo American pragmatism	53
3	Pluralism and universalism in discourse ethics	55
4	Are moral concerns irreducible to ethical concerns? Habermas and the cognitive content of morality	79
	The postmodern discourse on the Other in the French context	107
5	Lyotard's conception of conflicting claims to validity and its insufficient Kantianism	109
6	The limits of solidarity: Discourse ethics, Levinas, and the moral point of view	129
	The concrete other as subject in feminist perspective	151
7	Toward a model of self-identity: Habermas and Kristeva	153
8	Subjectivity in process: Kristeva, discourse theory, and the trials of psychoanalysis	175
	Liberation, globalization and the Latin American context	195
9	Discourse and liberation: The claims and contexts of two types of universalistic ethics	197
10	Modernity and postmodernity as challenges to discourse ethics: An ethics of global co-responsibility for an age of suspect foundationalism and rhetorical relativism	219
	Index	243