Against nature : the concept of nature in critical theory

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• Introduction = 1
• Chapter 1 The Problem of Nature in Luk$$\dot a'$$cs = 13
• 1. The Problem = 13
• 2. Marxism and the Dialectics of Nature = 14
• 3. Reification and Self-Recognition = 20
• 4. The Problem Restated = 26
• Chapter 2 Nature and Reification = 33
• 1. The Critique of Nature = 33
• 2. Ambiguities = 39
• 3. Science and Reification = 46
• Chapter 3 Horkheimer, Adorno, and the Dialecties of Enlightenment = 51
• 1. Enlightenment and the Domination of Nature = 51
• 2. Three Dialectics of Enlightenment = 56
• 3. Nature's Return = 61
• Chapter 4 Adorno and Nature as the Nonidentical = 69
• 1. Nonidentity and the Primacy of the Object = 69
• 2. Reification and the Nonidentical = 78
• 3. Nature and Nonidentity = 84
• 4. The Paradoxes of Art = 90
• 5. The Road Not Taken = 95
• Chapter 5 Marcuse, Habermas, and the Retreat to Nature = 101
• 1. Marcuse and the New Science = 101
• 2. Habermas on Knowledge and Interest = 106
• 3. Two Probelms = 111
• 4. Interests and "Interests" = 120
• 5. Science, Discourse, and Duaslism = 124
• 6. Science and Self-Reflection = 134
• Chapter 6 Towards a Communicative Theory of Nature = 145
• 1. Ethics and Communication = 145
• 2. The Problem of Nature in a Discourse Ethics = 151
• 3. "Can They Talk?" : Language and Anthropocentrism = 160
• 4. An Ethics of the Built World = 165
• 5. Concluding Remarks = 171
• Notes = 175
• Works Cited = 211
• Index = 217