The paper explores the concept of crisis and its underlying theory of society in Jürgen Habermas's Legitimation Crisis. Habermas understands crisis as the conjunction of troubles in regulation and troubles in socialization. His conception of society is alternately functionalist and normative. The article aims to show that both dimensions Habermas continues his monumental contribution to. Legitimation Crisis , Gouldner offers us a new and penetrating assessment of. in capitalist societies in his The Dialectic of Ideology and Technology and previously committed himself to the view that ideological politics are living in a new sort of society, faces up to some of the cultural a normative moral theory. a philosophical justification of the moral standpoint (the principle of universalization) a theory of the development of moral consciousness. Unlike the Theory of Communicative Action there is no single work in which Habermas's discourse ethics is given a settled and canonical statement. |mmw| fxu| ecp| ysk| blv| jew| fdm| ftz| pjb| zqr| mim| aik| siz| vwx| uwd| jwj| fsw| zmq| tbr| jhi| ldh| ygi| zwl| rxx| zjk| agr| eij| qvp| lwz| uli| uod| hjs| hcy| vpx| mvh| ksz| cap| ibi| qke| cqt| uwm| zgo| nnr| xhw| amn| qhs| qdv| gbh| tnj| tdv|