Hegel, Habermas and the spirit of critical theory
Critical Horizons 6 (1):87-99 (2005)
| Abstract | This paper explores the complex relation between Hegel and Habermas. Centring the discussion around the key themes of philosophy, modernity and political philosophy, it argues for a gradual re-approachment of Habermas towards Hegel. In the final section on critical theory, it takes up the question of the spirit of this theory to offer a more trenchant critique of Habermas' theoretical short-coming from this perspective. | |||||||||
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