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Burrowing into the legal system: using interview methods while respecting the theoretical basis of systems theory. [PDF]
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Assisted dying, vulnerability, and the potential value of prospective legal authorization. [PDF]
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Social pathologies, recognition, and forms of life. [PDF]
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Healthcare, solidarity, and moral community in Myanmar's humanitarian crisis and revolution. [PDF]
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Racialized ethnic boundary-making in multilingual Kazakhstan: from silent to recognitional tolerance. [PDF]
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'Equal footing, equal voice': Recognition of self and other in Shared Reading for people with lived experience of mental distress. [PDF]
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Politicizing Honneth’s Ethics of Recognition
Thesis Eleven, 2007This article argues that Axel Honneth’s ethics of recognition offers a robust model for a renewed critical theory of society, provided that it does not shy away from its political dimensions. First, the ethics of recognition needs to clarify its political moment at the conceptual level to remain conceptually sustainable.
Jean-Philippe Deranty
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Sciences Humaines, 2018
Axel Honneth is one of the most influential social and political philosophers in contemporary German political thought and one of the central figures of the third generation of the Frankfurt School. Honneth’s philosophical project presents at once a solution to a problem that has beset Frankfurt School Critical Theory from the first generation onwards,
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Axel Honneth is one of the most influential social and political philosophers in contemporary German political thought and one of the central figures of the third generation of the Frankfurt School. Honneth’s philosophical project presents at once a solution to a problem that has beset Frankfurt School Critical Theory from the first generation onwards,
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European Journal of Political Theory, 2009
Is Honneth's theory sufficiently sensitive to practices of recognition that have historically emerged? This article answers in the negative by revisiting his ground-breaking study The Struggle for Recognition. The first two sections of this article reconstruct the connection he draws between the practices of recognition, the psychological damage ...
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Is Honneth's theory sufficiently sensitive to practices of recognition that have historically emerged? This article answers in the negative by revisiting his ground-breaking study The Struggle for Recognition. The first two sections of this article reconstruct the connection he draws between the practices of recognition, the psychological damage ...
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