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Situating Rahel Jaeggi in the Contemporary Frankfurt Critical Theory
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In this article, the originality of Jaeggi's contribution to recent debates in critical theory clearly emerges if one compares her approach with what in many ways represents its antece...Abstract:
This article aims to show how the originality of Jaeggi’s contribution to recent debates in critical theory clearly emerges if one compares her approach with what in many ways represents its antece...read more
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Philosophy and the study of capitalism
TL;DR: In this paper , the authors argue that the nature of rationality within capitalism can best be explained by using the theory of the space of reasons, which helps to show how rational human practices shape social and economic institutions and how our form of rationality is in turn shaped by those practices and institutions.
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Honneth on Social Pathologies: A Critique
TL;DR: The authors review the developments in Honneth's writing about this notion and offer an immanent critique, with a particular focus on his recent major work Freedom's Right, and expose and criticize his early context-transcendent approach and his more recent immanent approach.
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12. Social Pathologies As Second-Order Disorders
TL;DR: The second-order disorders of reification can be seen as a kind of secondorder disorders as discussed by the authors, where first-order objectivating cognitions and interactions (whether of and with other persons, one's own feelings and dispositions, or the objective world) are disconnected from a secondorder grasp of them as temporally and conceptually dependent on a prior act of recognition.
The Diseases of Society: Approaching a Nearly Impossible Concept
Axel Honneth,Arvi Särkelä +1 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors deal with the theoretical proposals by Alexander Mitscherlich and Sigmund Freud, who both defend a specific concept of "social pathologies" or "diseases" based on psychoanalytical insights.