Reconstructing theory: Gadamer, Habermas, Luhmann
It almost seems that you can't be taken seriously as a critical thinker today if you are not au fait with the works of Foucault, Derrida and other French intellectuals. But there is an alternative tradition for those who fear that deconstruction leads only to nihilism. Reconstructing Theory int...
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Zusammenfassung: | It almost seems that you can't be taken seriously as a critical thinker today if you are not au fait with the works of Foucault, Derrida and other French intellectuals. But there is an alternative tradition for those who fear that deconstruction leads only to nihilism. Reconstructing Theory introduces the key thinkers of this alternative tradition - Gadamer, Habermas and Luhmann - and provides succinct outlines of their major works. It investigates their contributions to social and cultural theory, and also analyses the influences of Jauss, Iser and Peter and Christa Burger on literary theory. Whether you are a student of philosophy, literature, society or culture, you will find this book not only an accessible but a provocative introduction to the influential and controversial writings of some the major modern social and cultural theorists. It may after all be possible to do more than despair at our inability to explain the world. |
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1 Introduction 1
David Roberts
2 Gadamer and the Circles of Hermeneutics 10
John Rundell
Themes, issues and historical background 11
Ontological hermeneutics 19
Past and present revisited: Gadamer s
critical ontology of hermeneutical reflection 25
3 Critical Theory—Jiirgen Habermas 39
Peter Beilharz
Habermas in translation 42
Habermas in dispute 58
Habermas in conclusion 62
4 Niklas Luhmann and the Theory of
Social Systems 65
Paul R. Harrison
Systems theory 67
Social theory 73
Contents
Issues 77
Critical confrontations 84
Conclusion 89
5 From Text to System: Recent German
Literary Theory 91
David Roberts
Reader reception theory 93
The institution of literature 100
Systems theory 107
Bibliography 115
Index 127
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