Abstract：As a result of a new understanding of the relation between theory and practice, the New Frankfurt School, with J?rgen Habermas as its major representative, highly values the philosophical tradition of American pragmatism, in contrast to the first generation Critical Theorists represented by Max Horkheimer. In Habermas, the idea of critique is, both substantially and methodologically, closely connected with the idea of praxis in the following senses: communicative action, rational argumentation, public discussion and political culture. Critique is thus found to be immanent in praxis ; or, a la Horkheimer, pragmatism turns out to be a critical philosophical analysis without falling back upon objective reason and mythology.
出版日期: 2006-06-05
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. “Critique” immanent in “practice”: New Frankfurt School and American pragmatism[J]. Frontiers of Philosophy in China, 2006, 1(2): 295-316.
Tong Shijun. “Critique” immanent in “practice”: New Frankfurt School and American pragmatism. Front. Philos. China, 2006, 1(2): 295-316.
