Titlebook: Habermas; Critical Debates John B. Thompson (Research Fellow),David Held (Lec Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982

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,Rationality and Relativism: Habermas’s ‘Overcoming’ of Hermeneutics,e ‘universal-pragmatic infrastructure’ of speech and action; (ii) a general theory of socialisation in the form of a theory of the acquisition of communicative competence; (iii) a theory of social systems which would make it possible to grasp objective meaning connections going beyond what is subjec

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Cognitive Interests and Self-Reflection,ical and historical framework within which the thesis of the cognitive interests was to be . established. This was in effect the systematisation of a theory the aims of which converge in the concept of ‘self-reflection’. . was an exercise in ‘self-reflection’ in the sense of a theory of knowledge wh

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