A Matter of Discourse

Part 1 Communities, contexts and challenges to discourse theory: the fact of pluralism and the multicultural quest for community, Amos Nascimento which person? whose community? on the controversy between liberalism and communitarianism, Rainer Forst. Part 2 Plurality and cognitivism in light of Anglo American pragmatism: pluralism and universalism in discourses ethics, Christina Lafont are moral concerns irreducible to ethical concerns? Habermas and the cognitive content of morality, Wilson Mendoca. Part 3 The postmodern discourse on the other in the French context: Lyotard's conception of conflicting claims to validity and its insufficient Kantianism, Dietmar Koveker the limits of solidarity - discourse ethics, Levinas and the moral point of view, Max Pensky. Part 4 the concrete other as subject in feminist perspective: toward a model of self-identity - Habermas and Kristeva, Allison Weir subjectivity in process - Kristeva, discourse theory and the trials of psychoanalysis, Marianna Papastephanou. Part 5 Liberation, globalization and the Latin American context: discourse and liberation - the claims and contexts of two types of universalist ethics, Hans Schelkshorn modernity and postmodernity as challenges to discourse ethics - an ethics of planetary co-responsibility in an age of suspect foundationalism and rhetorical relativism, Eduardo Mendieta.

Linguistics · Globalization and Cultural Identity · Philosophy · Communauté · Communities · Ethics · Ethics (philosophy) · General · History & Surveys · modern · Modern Philosophy · Morale

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