Immanente Kritik: Elemente einer Theorie sozialer Praktiken
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...…of immanent critique – a normative position that is developed from existing society that not only reveals prospects for social change but also contributes to that change – represents a solution to the problem of how to justify normative critique (see also Browne, 2008; Romero, 2013; Stahl, 2013b)....
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...Thus, the critic ‘must not only draw on the cultural meaning or the rules accepted in a given community, but also on his or her knowledge about the community’s objective practices and institutions’ (Stahl, 2013a: 535)....
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...Titus Stahl (2013a) differentiates two types of immanent critique: ‘hermeneutic’ and ‘practice-based’....
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...For social philosophers, these normative aspects are particularly important (see also Romero, 2013; Stahl, 2013b)....
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...Nevertheless, there is the question of which norms are at least implicitly embedded in practices (see Stahl, 2013b) accepted by the addresses of critique....
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...In a first step, I will present different sources of critique that can be found in CDS and argue in favor of the approach of immanent critique (Jaeggi, 2014a; Romero, 2014; Stahl, 2013c) as a model for CDS (I)....
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...The model of critique for which I argue in this article is a critique that orients its standards towards the object of critique and that is internationally known as immanent critique (Jaeggi, 2014a; Romero, 2014; Stahl, 2013c)....
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...The metaethical question is about what we should think or feel (see Stahl, 2013a)....
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...It is more likely for individuals or social groups to be motivated by normative reasons they have already accepted (see Stahl, 2013a, p. 20)....
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...Immanent social criticisms are characterized by the attempt not to rely on prior moral or political standards (Honneth 2000, Celikates 2009, Stahl 2013, Jaeggi 2014, Särkelä 2017a)....
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