Western civilization and its problems : a dialogue between Weber, Elias and Habermas
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書誌事項
Western civilization and its problems : a dialogue between Weber, Elias and Habermas
（Avebury series in philosophy）
Ashgate, c1999
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注記
Bibliography: p. 283-300
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Through an introduction to and comparison of Weber's, Elias's and Habermas's accounts of western civilization, the author hopes to demonstrate that a differential and balanced understanding is needed so that an adequate evaluation of western civilization can be developed.It is suggested that the originality of Habermas's theory rests on its illumination of how the critical intent of promoting social justice can be integrated with our understanding of western civilization. The book touches on several core issues in philosophy, social theory and sociology, such as the problems of material-ideal, micro-macro, self-society, fact-value and understanding-critique. It also provides an in-depth comparison between Elias and Habermas.
目次
- Weber's account of Western civilization I - capitalism, state and law. Weber's account of Western civilization II - culture and values
- Elias's account of Western civilization
- Elias and modern human conditions
- Habermas's theory of communicative action
- Habermas's conceptual distinctions and his critique of capitalist modernization
- theory validation and evaluation - the case of Western civilization.
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