Habermas and the Korean Debate
Product Description
by Sang-Jin Hansize: A5new, 512pages. publisher: Seoul National University Press, 1998.
About this book
Critical theory. As a whole, this book is intended to be a dialogue between Habermas and Korean social scientists to jointly explore whether Habermas' critical theory can be extened further into the non-Western context of development, paricularly the Korean case. Conscrete programs of critical theory may be better formulated today in rapidly democratizing industrial societies like South Korea than the Western countries.
Table of contents
Part 1. The Concept of Critique in Marx and Habermas
Part 2. National Unification and Popular Sovereignty
Part 3. Modernity and Discursive Social Science
Part 4. Critical Theory and Social Change
Part 5. Critical Theory and Asian Culture
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