The costs of being invisible
For all the trouble it brings, the omnipresent watchful gaze of the relational world does have its...
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Tag: Axel Honneth
What do we mean by social justice?
[please note – this post is part of a collaborative project between Social Theory Applied and the...
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Theory, Method and Axel Honneth
Recognition theory as social research: investigating the dynamics of social conflict is an edited...
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Kramer v. Honneth: Juridification and the invisible hand of the law
In his newest book, Freedom’s right: the social foundations of democratic life, Axel Honneth...
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In the Eye of the Beholder: Honneth, Bourdieu and Recognition
The most serious criticism faced by Axel Honneth and his attempt to develop a critical theory of...
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Achtung, maybe
Axel’s Honneth’s recent compendium of essays The I in We: studies in the theory of recognition is...
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Editor’s choice: Childhood and recognition: Honneth Applied
Article: Thomas, N. (2012). Love, rights and solidarity: Studying children’s participation using...
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So What Led Me to Critical Theory?
I was asked this question recently, and it’s a good one. Rarely if ever do I ask this question of...
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What I’m Reading Now … Paul Ricoeur
Lately I’ve been reading Paul Ricoeur’s book The course of recognition, as I have a strong...
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