... standards is often interconnected. Deliberative theory of democracy emphasizes the importance of a better argument quality ( Friess & Eilders, 2015 ; Habermas, 2022 ). In this theory, public deliberation is expected to occur with the use of logic and reason ( Dahlgren, 2005...

... medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Recent discussions on “decolonizing” knowledge production have often foregrounded the importance of centering “marginal” perspectives, which is crucial but insufficient as it risks leaving the canon untouched. Jürgen Habermas’ book...

... for cooperative resolutions of value conflicts, the generalizability of norms remains an important issue. This article reframes this debate more as a division of labor than as a rivalry in approaches. media ethics universalism Habermas postcolonial theory conflict resolution Hanyang University 10.13039...

...Esa Reunanen; Risto Kunelius The main interest in Habermas’ concept of communicative power has, thus far, been its normative aspect. However, in terms of the relevance of the concept, the power aspect is also essential. As stated earlier, we understand communicative power as one component...

..., 2015 , 361). Following the deontological maxim, as it was originally conceived by Kant, is very troublesome. dialogic consensus discourse consensus Jürgen Habermas medical ethics moral pluralism In considering why society and individuals should...

... faith-based social action Habermas post-liberal post-secular public religion As a vocation, social work operates within statutory parameters whereby religion subverts the presumptive secular paradigms upon which modern social work functions given the observation that ‘everyone has the right...

... and communication research today focus on Jürgen Habermas’s early book The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere. Since this book’s publication the theory of the public sphere has advanced in a number of ways. Early criticisms have in many ways been accommodated. The public sphere has been...

.... The essay engages with Habermas and his critics and argues that Les Caquets de l'accouchée could be seen as part of the pre-history of the public sphere, a pre-history that is rather less reasonable and more unruly than the Habermasian ideal. Gossip plays an important role here, and Les Caquets...

... that FGC is a legal and professional procedure, needed to cure the unhelpful side effects of a legal and professional welfare state system. To explain this, we will follow Jürgen Habermas's Theory of Communicative Action (1987), which explains why system logic overpowers peoples' logic, even when...

... of a liberal model for medical practice based in particular on the political theory of Jürgen Habermas. For obvious reasons, Szasz’ position has proved extremely controversial. One of the most influential critiques was proposed by Christopher Boorse, who argued instead for a revised concept of illness...

... and in political and civic debates, Jurgen Habermas's recent construal of post-secular society offers an intriguing shift in his approach to the accommodation of religion in the public sphere. The post-secular society is one that recognizes the relevance of religious ideas and intuitions in informing civic...

.... Figure 2 A conceptual framework for promoting service user empowerment in family group conferences based on Habermas's ideas on communication and power. At a time at which child protection has come under renewed censure and political opprobrium in Anglophile countries, social work practitioners need...

..., and others. Here the question turns specifically to religious reasons, and their permissible use by citizens in public debate and discourse. The third part engages Jürgen Habermas’s argu- ment that while citizens must be free to make religious argu- ments, still, there is an obligation...

.... Published by Oxford University Press on behalf of The British Association of Social Workers. All rights reserved. 2008 Habermas (1972 , 1974 ) challenged the contemporary world to consider the different ways in which we claim to ‘know’. Knowing facts and figures—the ‘empirical–analytic’—is important, he...

... Wolterstorff with Rawls, Robert Audi, and others. Here the question turns specifically to religious reasons, and their permissible use by citizens in public debate and discourse. The third part engages Jürgen Habermas's argument that while citizens must be free to make religious arguments, still...

...David L. Prychitko; Virgil Henry Storr Habermas, therefore, presents a challenge to contemporary Hayekians and liberal social theorists. As the leading post-Marxist theorist on the Continent, Habermas's work cannot be simply dismissed or ignored, nor conveniently cited where he appears to saying...

... Association of Social Workers. All rights reserved. 2007 Abstract Habermas’s critical social theory has been challenged on a range of fronts. However, the authors see merit in his mediation thesis as set out in the seminal text, Between Facts and Norms (1996). Adopting a pragmatist defence...

... implications of Habermasian ethics for the economic analysis of law. It does so by demonstrating a complementarity between the Habermas of Between Facts and Norms and the Veblen–Ayres–Commons tradition(s) of economic analysis. Three unresolved problems of social organisation raised...

...MS Park; SA Kayatekin Abstract In writing about the 'rhetoric of economics' - particularly about the standards which prevent situations where 'anything goes' in argument - McCloskey takes an eclectic approach to two philosophical positions, based on Rorty and Habermas respectively...

... reference to Fukuyama and Habermas. It is argued that such questions mark a limit to any purely rational philosophical ethics. Religious perspectives are not only legitimate, but may be seen as an implicit background for ethical argumentation, although this does not require a return to religion’s...