New Horizons of Critical Theory : Collective Learning and Triple Contingency
Published by Shipra Publication, Delhi, 2009
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Contents Foreword. Preface. Introduction. I. Collective learning 1. Collective learning Habermas's concessions and their theoretical implications. 2. The ontogenetic Fallacy the immanent critique of Habermas's developmental logical theory of evolution. 3. Sociocultural evolution or the social evolution of practical reason Eder's critique of Habermas. 4. Critical theory and the new social movements a conflict of interpretations. 5. Contemporary social evolutionary theory a new European rapprochement. II. Triple contingency 6. Triple contingency the theoretical problem of the public in communication societies. 7. The problem of triple contingency in Habermas. 8. Contingency a critique of Niklas Luhmann. 9. Resonance triggering a dormant dimension of the public sphere. 10. Intersubjectivity interactionist or discursive Reflections on Habermas's critique of Brandon. III. Applications social movements responsibility risk cosmopolitanism 11. The construction of collective identity the South African liberation movement as a collective learning process 1882 1987. 12. Contemporary approaches to collective identity a critical assessment. 13. The challenge of responsibility for sociology. 14. Risk communication world creation through collective learning under complex contingent conditions. 15. Cosmopolitanism globalization and learning reflections on Delanty's theory of cosmopolitanism. Notes. References. Index. New Horizons of Critical Theory is unique in tracing a central process of immanent criticism and rethinking of critical theory over the past two decades. Although starting from Jurgen Habermas communicative turn in critical theory it follows an alternative interpretation which is made possible by the introduction of a more specific social scientific rather than philosophical mode of reasoning. Its contribution lies in articulating the concepts of collective learning and triple contingency (the threefold structure of communication) and bringing them to bear on a range of concerns of contemporary relevance. The critical theory approach to collective identity social movements public communication or discourse the role of the public in communication societies the construction of society and evolution is clarified and also applied to the South African liberation movement the discourse about environmental responsibility world creation through risk communication and the models of cosmopolitanism guiding the learning processes generating the emerging global society. In a series of tightly argued essays the volume demonstrates central shifts in horizon which inform contemporary critical theory in part by engaging critically with the work of scholars such as Jurgen Habermas Karl Otto Apel Talcott Parsons Niklas Luhmann Axel Honneth Klaus Eder Thomas McCarthy Bernhard Giesen Tom Burns and Gerard Delanty. 332 pp.…
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- New Horizons of Critical Theory : Collective Learning and Triple Contingency
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- Piet Strydom
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