Thomas
McCarthy-The critical theory of Jurgen Habermas
The MIT Press (1981)
Format PDF 22.4 MB
Pages
251
Preface ix
Acknowledgments xv
Chapter 1
On Theory and Practice in our
Scientific Civilization 1
1.1 The Scientization of Politics 1
1.2 Labor and Interaction: The
Critique of Instrumental Reason 16
1.3 Positivism and Philosophy 40
Chapter 2
Knowledge and Human Interests 53
2.1 A Preliminary Sketch 53
2.2 The Technical Interest of the
Empirical-Analytic Sciences 60
2.3 The Practical Interest of the Historical-Hermeneutic
Sciences 68
2.4 The Emancipatory Interest of
Critical Theory 75
2.5 The Idea of Philosophy and Its
Relation to Social Theory 91
Chapter 3
Toward a Methodology of Critical
Theory 126
3.1 Empirical Philosophy of History
with a Practical Intent 126
3.2 Understanding and Social Inquiry
137
3.3 Language, Hermeneutics, and the
Critique of Ideology 162
3.4 Psychoanalysis and Social Theory
193
3.5 On the Scope and Limits of
Functionalist Theory 213
3.6 Toward a Reconstruction of
Historical Materialism 232
Chapter 4
Foundations: A Theory of Communication
272
4.1 The Idea of a Universal Pragmatics
272
4.2 On the Logic of Theoretical
Discourse: Truth 291
4.3 On the Logic of Practical
Discourse: Morality 310
4.4 Communication and Socialization
333
Chapter 5
Legitimation Problems in Advanced
Capitalism 358
Notes 387
A Bibliography of Works by Habermas,
with Translations and Reviews 442
Index 465
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