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This is a book of social philosophy that has taken the concept of the struggle to be accepted as an important variable in social research. I particularly liked the way that we developed a professor-registered paper in Hornet, and put together the ideas of Western sociologists and philosophers about the struggle for compassion.
Translation is not bad at all. I'm reading it with a lot of fun because I've sort of clarified the philosophy of Kant, which is not easy to approach, and I'll be doing it with psychology.).
I think the text is very difficult. Read at least two.
The difference is always the enemy, and discrimination has to be improved. Textbooks that answer why.
The concept of the compassionate struggle, promoted by Hegel, and as it approaches, by Assel Hornet, has become an integral part of today's society. Because in modern society, there are social conflicts that are difficult to address because of economic interests or conflict around political power. For example, social struggles to recognize their identity, such as women's movements and the Holy Numbers movement, have a uniqueity that cannot be reduced by political and economic conflicts. The
First, a word to the philosophical lovers who love criticism. You have to be a teacher who has a good degree of humanities in your hands. However, if you read it repeatedly without understanding it, you will be left in the dark with a foolish lack of the follow-up translation of the book. This book is translated and you want to read it in English. It's unbelievable that the weight of the weights is a honet's mouth problem. I think it's a good idea for someone to have a revised version of it,
Axel Honneth: struggle for recognition
The moral formalistic struggle of social conflict. A modern classic, which has revolutionized philosophy and politics since its publication and expanded the horizon of social theory. The Honets in the book identifies the root cause of the social struggle behind many social problems. How does neglect and abuse provoke people's anger, and finally cause riots and uprisings? The concept of ‘ a compassionate struggle ’ gives us an ingenious perspective on human and social matters and stirs the foundation of existing social theories. And it offers new and persuasive answers to the "intimacy within relationships" that are removed from the wrong assumptions about isolated individuals.
Korean title: 인정투쟁
Korean author: 악셀 호네트
Korean publisher: 사월의책
ISBN-13: 9788997186013
Reviews
This is a book of social philosophy that has taken the concept of the struggle to be accepted as an important variable in social research. I particularly liked the way that we developed a professor-registered paper in Hornet, and put together the ideas of Western sociologists and philosophers about the struggle for compassion.
Translation is not bad at all. I'm reading it with a lot of fun because I've sort of clarified the philosophy of Kant, which is not easy to approach, and I'll be doing it with psychology.).
I think the text is very difficult. Read at least two.
The difference is always the enemy, and discrimination has to be improved. Textbooks that answer why.
The concept of the compassionate struggle, promoted by Hegel, and as it approaches, by Assel Hornet, has become an integral part of today's society. Because in modern society, there are social conflicts that are difficult to address because of economic interests or conflict around political power. For example, social struggles to recognize their identity, such as women's movements and the Holy Numbers movement, have a uniqueity that cannot be reduced by political and economic conflicts. The
First, a word to the philosophical lovers who love criticism. You have to be a teacher who has a good degree of humanities in your hands. However, if you read it repeatedly without understanding it, you will be left in the dark with a foolish lack of the follow-up translation of the book. This book is translated and you want to read it in English. It's unbelievable that the weight of the weights is a honet's mouth problem. I think it's a good idea for someone to have a revised version of it,
