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PART ONE: THE FOUNDATIONS OF HABERMAS'S PROJECT Habermas as a CriticalTheorist The Critical Theory of J[um]urgen Habermas - Thomas McCarthyEmpirico-Analytic and Critical Social Science - Albrecht WellmerParadigm-Core and Theory-Dynamics in Critical Social Theory - HaukeBronkhorst People and Programs Social Theorist at the Institute at Last,Valued by Adorno But Seen by Horkheimer as too Left-Wing - Rolf WiggershausHabermas, Hermeneutics and Critical Theory Hermeneutics and Social Science -Hans-Georg Gadamer Ethics and Culture - Paul Ricoeur Habermas and Gadamerin Dialogue The Modernist Left - Ingrid Scheibler Habermas's Critique ofGadamer I Should Intellectual History Take a Linguistic Turn? - Martin JayReflections on the Habermas-Gadamer Debate Hermeneutics and the Critique ofIdeology - Georgia Warnke Communicative Action Habermas on CommunicativeAction - Ernst Tugendhat Communicative Action and Philosophy - DavidRasmussen The Critique of Functionalist Reason - Seyla Benhabib FormalPragmatics and Social Criticism - James Bohman Social Labor and CommunicativeAction - Marie Fleming Communication and Reconciliation - Axel HonnethHabermas's Critique of Adorno The Modernity / Postmodernity DebateIntroduction - Richard Bernstein Habermas and Modernity Deconstruction,Postmodernism and Philosophy - Christopher Norris Habermas on Derrida TheDilemmas of Modernity - David Rasmussen PART TWO: LAW AND POLITICS Law andDemocratic Theory Reply to Habermas - John Rawls How Is Valid Law Possible? -David Rasmussen Critique of Habermas's Contribution to the Sociology of Law -Klaus Eder Democracy and the Rechstaat - Ken Baynes Habermas'Faktizit[um]at und Geltung Introduction - Mathieu Deflem Law in Habermas'sTheory of Communicative Action Crisis Tendencies, Legitimation, and the State- David Held Dworkin, Habermas, and the CLS Movement on Moral Criticism inLaw - David Ingram Between Radicalism and Resignation - William ScheuermanDemocratic Theory in Habermas's Between Facts and Norms Habermas's DiscourseTheory of Law and Democracy - William Rehg Jurisprudence and Validity? -David Rasmussen The Public Sphere The Globalization of the Public Sphere -James Boham On the Relation of Morality to Politics - Thomas McCarthy Modelsof Public Space - Seyla Benhabib Hannah Arendt, the Liberal Tradition andJ[um]urgen Habermas From a Literary to a Political Public Sphere - Jean Cohenand Andrew Arato Culture and Society Habermas, Derrida, and the Function ofPhilosophy - Richard Rorty The Metaphor of the Covenant in Habermas - SanderGriffioen Feminism What's Critical about Critical Theory - Nancy FraserThe Case of Habermas and Gender The Cultural Foundations of Public Policy -Simone Chambers Feminism and Habermas's Discourse Ethics - Johanna Meehan ThePolitics of Vulnerability - Barbara Fultner On the Role of Idealism inBulter and Habermas PART THREE: ETHICS Discourse Ethics The CommunicativeParadigm in Moral Theory - Alessandro Ferrara Discourse and the Moral Pointof View - William Rehg Habermas, Communicative Ethics and the Development ofMoral Consciousness - Stephen White Communicative Ethics and CurrentControversies in Practical Philosophy - Seyla Benhabib Discourse Ethics andCivil Society - Jean Cohen Habermas, Values and the Rational InternalStructure of Communication - Tony Couture Rethinking Discourse Ethics TheFormal Thought of J[um]urgen Habermas from the Perspective of a UniversalMaterial Ethics - Enrique Dussel Discourse Ethics and Liberation Ethics -Eduardo Mendieta Discourse Ethics and Ethical Realism - Felmon Davis ARealist Realignment of Discourse Ethics Practical Reasoning ImpartialApplication of Moral and Legal Norms - Klaus G[um]unther A Contribution toDiscourse Ethics Universalisms - Alessandro Ferrara Proceduralist,Contextualist and Prudential Normatively Grounding Critical Theory -Karl-Otto Apel Intractable Conflicts and Moral Objectivity - William RehgA Dialogical, Problem-Based Approach Communicative Competence and NormativeForce - Jonathan Culler MacIntyre and Habermas on Practical Reasons - JohnDoody Autonomy and Authenticity The Ambiguity of Habermas's Notion ofGeneralizability - Alessandro Ferrara The Complexity of the Subject,Narrative Identity and the Modernity of the South - Carlos Thiebaut Habermas,Autonomy and the Identity of the Self - Maeve Cooke Conflict orComplement? The Role of the Will in Post-Conventional Personal Identity -James Swindal Habermas's Reading of Kierkegaard - Martin Matustik PART FOUR:COMMUNICATIVE RATIONALITY, FORMAL PRAGMATICS, SPEECH ACT THEORY AND TRUTHCommunicative Rationality The Lifeworld Background of ReflectiveAcceptability - James Swindal The Problem of Foundationalism in Habermas'sDiscourse Ethics - Joseph Heath The Two Meanings of Communicative Rationality- Martin Seel Remarks on Habermas's Critique of the Plural Concept ofReason Language and Society - Charles Taylor Formal Pragmatics and Speech ActTheory Speech Acts and Validity Claims - Maeve Cooke The Unhappy Marriage ofHermeneutics and Functionalism - Hans Joas Formal Pragmatics and SocialCriticism - James Bohman Is There Any Normative Claim Internal to StatingFacts? - Andreas Dorschel Nature, History and the Logic of Development On theUse and Abuse of Memory - Max Pensky Habermas, 'Anamnestic Solidarity' andthe Historikerstreit Habermas's Developmental Logic - David Owen Universalor Eurocentric New Science, New Nature - Steven Vogel The Habermas-MarcuseDebate Revisited Collective Learning - Piet Styrdom Habermas's Concessionsand Their Implication Truth What Is a Validity Claim? - Joseph Heath RationalAcceptability and Truth - Cristina Lafont Remarks on the Habermas/RawlsDebate A Critique of Habermas's Consensus Theory of Truth - AlessandroFerrara Habermas's Transformation of Truth Semantics - James SwindalHabermas's Consensus Theory of Truth - Mary Hesse The Problems of a ConsensusTheory of Truth - Nicholas Rescher