Reification: A New Look At An Old Idea

Axel Honneth · Martin Jay

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This work examines whether the concept of reification, largely abandoned by the end of the 20th century, can inspire 21st century political theory. Axel Honneth, the leader of the Frankfurt School's third generation, draws on his theory of recognition and then responds to three critics - Judith Butler Raymond Geuss and Jonathan Lear.

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