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Reconstructing the Philosophy of Modernity: Jürgen Habermas is a modern German philosopher and one of the greatest Western thinkers since Heidegger or Wittgenstein. He is acclaimed as the most important scholar in the humanities and social sciences, and his academic stature is widely recognized. The Enlightenment goal of the rationalization of the world driven by a rational and autonomous subject encapsulates the philosophy of modernity. This is why the philosophical problem-setting since the
Philosophical discourse on modernity, an unfinished project, modernism and postmodernism, the Left, the New Left, Frankfurt Studies, and the postmodernist thinkers whom Habermas brought onto the stage of debate for his counterarguments... Leaving behind the weight of the title itself, I still vividly feel the desperate struggle to digest content that was difficult to understand. However, if there was one thing I gained, I would say without hesitation that it was a change in my perspective on
Philosophical discourse on modern reason was not easy. This book covers the religions and Enlightenment of the past, the reflection of reason, modernism and postmodernism, and diverse ways of thinking regarding reason. I once took a course on legal philosophy while studying law, and I remember finding it interesting at the time. I found it quite enjoyable to learn how human philosophy, which began with naturalism, evolved into positivism and existentialism. However, I only studied philosophers
Jürgen Habermas: Philosophical discourse on modernity
Korean title: 현대성의 철학적 담론
Korean author: 위르겐 하버마스
Korean publisher: 문예출판사
ISBN-13: 9788931002522
Reviews
Reconstructing the Philosophy of Modernity: Jürgen Habermas is a modern German philosopher and one of the greatest Western thinkers since Heidegger or Wittgenstein. He is acclaimed as the most important scholar in the humanities and social sciences, and his academic stature is widely recognized. The Enlightenment goal of the rationalization of the world driven by a rational and autonomous subject encapsulates the philosophy of modernity. This is why the philosophical problem-setting since the
Philosophical discourse on modernity, an unfinished project, modernism and postmodernism, the Left, the New Left, Frankfurt Studies, and the postmodernist thinkers whom Habermas brought onto the stage of debate for his counterarguments... Leaving behind the weight of the title itself, I still vividly feel the desperate struggle to digest content that was difficult to understand. However, if there was one thing I gained, I would say without hesitation that it was a change in my perspective on
Philosophical discourse on modern reason was not easy. This book covers the religions and Enlightenment of the past, the reflection of reason, modernism and postmodernism, and diverse ways of thinking regarding reason. I once took a course on legal philosophy while studying law, and I remember finding it interesting at the time. I found it quite enjoyable to learn how human philosophy, which began with naturalism, evolved into positivism and existentialism. However, I only studied philosophers
