Law Humor

A Quote, from Michael Warner

By Pseudoanonymous

Habermas does not set out to invent or celebrate a putatively lost ideal of the public (though he has sometimes been read this way); he wishes to show that bourgeois society has always been structured by a set of ideals that were contradicted by its own organization and compromised by its own ideology. These ideals, however, contained an emancipatory potential, Habermas thinks, and modern culture should be held accountable to them.

Full post as published by Arkansawyer on September 12, 2010 (boomark / email).