Critical theory

목차 (Table of Contents)

• [volume. vol.1]----------
• CONTENTS
• VOLUMEⅠ HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES
• Appendix of Sources = xiii
• Editors' Introduction / by David Rasmussen ; James Swindal = xxi
• PART ONE GENERAL HISTORICAL BACKGROUND
• 1 Introduction to The Frankfurt School / Rolf Wiggershaus = 3
• 2 Introduction to Critical Theory / David Held = 11
• 3 Conclusion to The Frankfurt School : A Critical Assessment of the Critics / Tom Bottomore = 23
• 4 The Frankfurt School's 'Nietzschean Moment' / Rolf Wiggershaus = 34
• 5 Domination or Emancipation? The Debate over the Heritage of Critical Theory / Helmut Dubiel = 38
• PART TWO HORKHEIMER
• 6 Max Horkheimer : Between Philosophy and Social Science / John McCole ; Seyla Benhabib ; Wolfgang Bonβ = 51
• 7 Max Horkheimer and the Sociological Deficit of Critical Theory / Axel Honneth = 68
• 8 The Critique of Instrumental Reason / Seyla Benhabib = 89
• PART THREE ADORNO
• 9 Historical Positions / Lambert Zuidervaart = 115
• 10 Adorno as Lateness Itself / Edward W. Said = 140
• 11 Adorno's Politics / Russell Berman = 153
• 12 Autonomy, Negativity, and Illusory Transgression : Menke's Deconstruction of Adorno's Aesthetics / Lambert Zuidervaart = 172
• 13 Concerning the Central Idea of Adorno's Philosophy / R$$\ddot u$$diger Bubner = 191
• PART FOUR BENJAMIN
• 14 Walter Benjamin : 1892-1940 / Hannah Arendt = 215
• 15 The Programme of the Coming Philosophy / Howard Caygill = 251
• 16 Dialectics at a Standstill : Approaches to the Passagen-Werk / Rolf Tiedemann = 284
• 17 No-man's-land : On Walter Benjamin's 'Destruction Character' / Irving Wohlfarth = 307
• 18 Introduction to Melancholy Dialectics / Max Pensky = 329
• 19 Cosmos in Film : On the Concept of Space in Walter Benjamin's 'Work of Art' Essay / Gertrud Koch = 359
• PART FIVE MARCUSE
• 20 Herbert Marcuse's Reconstruction of Marxism / Douglas Kellner = 371
• 21 The Bias of Technology / Andrew Feenberg = 390
• 22 Marcuse and the Quest for Radical Subjectivity / Douglas Kellner = 421
• [volume. vol.2]----------
• CONTENTS
• VOLUMEⅡ THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
• PART ONE PHILOSOPHICAL PERSPECTIVES
• 23 Critical Theory and Philosophy / Daivd M. Rasmussen = 3
• 24 The Idea of a Critical Theory and its Relation to Philosophy / Thomas McCarthy = 29
• 25 Habermas's Concept of Critical Theory / R$$\ddot u$$diger Bubner = 48
• PART TWO REASON AND RATIONALITY
• 26 The Enlightenment of Rationality : Remarks on Horkheimer and Adorno's Dialectic of Enlightenment / Hauke Brunkhorst = 65
• 27 The Rage Against Reason / Richard J. Bernstein = 73
• 28 The Rationality of Human Communication : On the Relationship between Consensual, Strategic, and Systems Rationality / Karl-Otto Apel = 93
• 29 Practical Reason, the 'Space of Reasons,' and Public Reason / Kenneth Baynes = 114
• PART THREE CRITIQUE AND METHODOLOGY
• 30 Critical Theory and Empirical Research / Hauke Brunkhorst = 141
• 31 Paradigm-Core and Theory-Dynamics in Critical Social Theory : People and Programs / Hauke Brunkhorst = 179
• 32 The Possibility of a Disclosing Critique of Society : The Dialectic of Enlightenment in the Light of Current Debates in Social Criticism / Axel Honneth = 217
• 33 Instrumental Reasons's Unreason / Yvonne Sherratt = 229
• 34 Two Competing Models of the History of the Species : Understanding as the Paradigm of the Social / Axel Honneth = 247
• 35 The Technocracy Thesis Revisited : On the Critique of Power / Andrew Feenberg = 276
• PART FOUR THEORETICAL ISSUES
• 36 Transcendental Pragmatics / Joseph Heath = 295
• 37 The Debate over Performative Contradiction : Habermas versus the Poststructuralists / Martin Jay = 321
• 38 Normatively Grounding 'Critical Theory' through Recourse to the Lifeworld? A Transcendental-Prgamatic Attempt to Think with Habermas against Habermas / Karl-Otto Apel = 335
• 39 The Hermenuetic Dimension of Social Science and its Normative Foundation / Karl-Otto Apel = 369
• 40 Structuration as Critical Theory / Richard J. Bernstein = 389
• 41 Karl-Otto Apel's Contribution to Critical Theory / Matthias Kettner = 404
• [volume. vol.3]----------
• CONTENTS
• VOLUMEⅢ SUBJECTIVITY, ETHICS AND POLITICS
• PART ONE CRITICAL THEORY AND THE SELF
• 42 Selfhood and Solidarity / Maeve Cooke = 3
• 43 Rethinking Subjectivity : Narrative Identity and the Self / Daivd Rasmussen = 23
• 44 Situations of the Self : Reflections on Seyla Benhabib's Version of Critical Theory / Rainer Forst = 34
• 45 Is Objectivity Perspectival? Reflexions on Brandom's and Habermas's Pragmatist Conceptions of Objectivity / Cristina Lafont = 50
• 46 Is Experience Still in Crisis? Reflections on a Frankfurt School Lament / Martin Jay = 73
• PART TWO ETHICS
• 47 Authenticity as a Normative Category / Alessandro Ferrara = 91
• 48 Critique and Self-Reflection : The Problematization of Morality / Christoph Menke = 104
• 49 Do Universals have a Reference? On the Critical Theory of Herbert Marcuse / Matthew Sharpe = 119
• 50 The Limits and Possibilities of Communicative Ethics for Democratic Theory / David Ingram = 139
• PART THREE POLITICS, CULTURE, ECONOMICS AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE
• 51 Morality, Identity and 'Constitutional Patriotism' / Frank I. Michelman = 167
• 52 Critical Theory and Democracy / James Bohman = 186
• 53 Culture and Bourgeois Society : The Unity of Reason in a Divided Society / Hauke Brunkhorst = 211
• 54 Structure or Sentiment? Habermas, Hegel and the Conditions of Solidarity / Andrew Buchwalter = 229
• 55 Cosmopolitanism and the Solidarity Problem : Habermas on National and Cultural Identities / Max Pensky = 238
• 56 Civil Society in the Information Age : Beyond the Public Sphere / Jodi Dean = 254
• 57 Thesen der Kritischen Theorie / Willem van Reijen = 271
• 58 Critical Pessimism and the Limits of Traditional Marxism / Moishe Postone ; Barbara Brick = 284
• [volume. vol.4]----------
• CONTENTS
• VOLUMEⅣ THE FUTURE OF CRITICAL THEORY
• PART ONE GENERAL PERSPECTIVES
• 59 Critical Theory in Germany Today / Axel Honneth = 3
• 60 The Social Dynamics of Disrespect : On the Location of Critical Theory Today / Axel Honneth = 19
• 61 Beyond the "French Fries and the Frankfurter" : An Agenda for Critical Theory / Lorraine Y. Landry = 33
• PART TWO CRITICAL THEORY AND SOCIAL CRITICISM
• 62 Problems in the Theory of Ideology / Joseph Heath = 63
• 63 On Voluntary Servitude and the Theory of Ideology / Michael Rosen = 83
• 64 Walter Benjamin's "Redemptive Critique" : Some Preliminary Reflections on the Project of a Critical Hermeneutics / Peter B$$\ddot u$$rger = 98
• 65 The Architechtonic of the Ethics of Liberation : on Material Ethics and Formal Moralities / Enrique Dussel = 111
• 66 Towards a Critical Theory of Transnational Justice / Rainer Forst = 138
• PAR THREE CRITICAL THEORY AND POSTMODERNISM
• 67 An Allegory of Modernity／Postmodernity : Habermas and Derrida / Richard Bernstein = 157
• 68 Marcuse in Postmodernity / Ben Agger = 181
• 69 The Critique of Impure Reason : Foucault and the Frankfurt School / Thomas McCarthy = 192
• PART FOUR CRITICAL THEORY AND PSYCHOLOGY
• 70 Fantasy and Critique : Some Thoughts on Freud and the Frankfurt School / Joel Whitebook = 223
• 71 The Forms of False Consciousness / Michael Rosen = 240
• PART FIVE CRITICAL THEORY, AND AESTHETICS
• 72 Mimesis and Mimetology : Adorno and Lacoue-Labarthe / Martin Jay = 265
• 73 Benjamin, Adorno, Surrealism / Richard Wolin = 284
• 74 The Career of Aesthetics in German Thinking / Martin Seel = 305
• PART SIX CRITICAL THEORY, FEMINISM AND THE FAMILY
• 75 Zwischen Gerechtigkeit und affectiver Bindung : Die Familie im Brennpunkt moralischer Kontroversen / Axel Honneth = 319
• 76 Autonomy, Recognition, and Respect : Habermas, Benjamin and Honneth / Johanna Meehan = 337
• 77 The Normative Claims of Three Types of Feminist Struggles for Recognition / Christopher F. Zurn = 351
• PART SEVEN CRITICAL THEORY AND RELIGION
• 78 The Critical Theory of Religion / Rudolf J. Siebert = 361
• 79 Enlightenment and Theology as Unfinished Projects / Helmut Peukert = 381