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This book seems to be a great resource in applied critical legal studies as *moral discourse* (based in concerns for human rights across various domains). ...
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Thanks Gary, I would like to mention an interesting book as well which I am currently reading. It is entitled, Hermeneutic Dialogue and Social Science, by ...
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Ali, thanks. The book you indicate is VERY interesting to me. I've seen it, but not looked at it. Now I will. What kind of "non performative attitude" does the...
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Dear Gary, Since I am only half way through the book and specially I have not yet read the final chapters (which try to develop a systematic critique of ...
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Ali, Thanks! This is helpful. G...
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Ali, I was mistaken in believing that I'd seen this book around recently. Maybe I was victim of subliminal traces of often-seen copies of books with similar...
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... From: <gedavis1@...> Hans Herbert, for example: _The Power of ... Hans Herbert Kogler... glad to be of assistance in this matter (virtual applause) ...
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Gary, Let me confess that I am not well versed in the politics of publications so cant say much about it. Also the book was not in my university library as ...
Ali Rizvi
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An article in today's The New Republic Online provides an interesting perspective on changes in German self-identity during Habermas' career (see footnote)....
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February 2, 2003 AH, THOSE PRINCIPLED EUROPEANS By Thomas L. Friedman New York Times BRUSSELS -- Last week I went to lunch at the Hotel Schweizerhof in Davos,...
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Gary, [you wrote] ... work. Are you using *radical* here in terms of "extreme" or in terms of "provocative/insightful". I certainly look to Habermas's recent ...
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G> >Yet some readers of ... M> Are you using *radical* here in terms of "extreme" or in terms ... G: Relative to your options, extreme. But the article about...
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Gary, List: It is ironic in light of this present discussion to re-read Horkheimer's 1958 letter to Adorno in which he lambasts Habermas's "radicalism", and...
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Feb 7, 2003
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... There's nothing "ironic" about Horkhiemer having an opinion about young Habermas. Fact is, H&A were caught in a conceptualist hotel over The Abyss, having...
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Recently, I've posted views here by Thomas Friedman, a well-know specialist on the Mideast who spends a good bit of his time there, favoring military...
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Gary, In the interests of balance, are you happy to see posted articles which take a less supportive position on the proposed military intervention in Iraq? ...
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I am referring to several recent posts concerning the "humanism" of Habermas and wish to seek clarification of the meaning of this term and how it relates to...
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re: Matt, "Re: Kurdish democracy in north Iraq proves U.S. motives" M> Gary, ... My short answer is that there is a difference between "a...position" on an...
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Gary, I welcome the fairmindedness of your comments below. I am in favour of running discussion of the Allied/U.N/Iraq issue "through" Habermas, as it were. If...
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Tommy, Your thoughtful and thought-provoking posting was great reading. Thanks! T> I...wish to seek clarification of the meaning of ['humanism'] ... I do, too....
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re: Matt, "Re: Prosletysing Democracy" M> I welcome the fairmindedness of your comments below. I am in favour of running discussion of the Allied/U.N/Iraq...
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Gary, First question: Do you ever sleep :-) ? Thanks for the response. Despite our differences I sense a very sincere personal commitment to the ideals you...
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Dear Gary, Thank you for taking my post in the spirit in which it was intended. Your erudition and knowledge of sources astounds me. I am thoroughly looking...
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Gary, In your last post you suggested that the hesitant moves towards democratization in some middle eastern states indicated a type of social evolution. If...
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G>> Well, who would object to a crusade for democracy? M> Plenty of dictators and royal oligarchs everywhere probably. G: Right off, you're in an attitude of...
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... theory. ... I would agree, in terms of my just-sent posting, re: the hermeneutical bridge between discourse and application. But the U.S. approach to ...
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Correction, re: my today's response to Matt, "Re: Can a genuine democratic interest justify force?" Correction is in caps: ...But that doesn't make evolution...
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Matt, Thanks for your stimulating postings recently! I've immensely enjoyed responding. I believe I sometimes miss your moments of joking, such as your comment...
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Gary, ... I try to introduce some levity into posts because the List mode of discourse can be too distant and anonymous at times. Despite the "heat" that gets...
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Gary, To continue the formation of our individuals wills through discourse: M> Gary, given yesterday's fiasco re-British intelligence sources I just ... ...
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