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Introduction: Axel Honneth and Hans Joas. 1. The Transformation of Critical Theory: Herbert Schnadelback. 2. Language and Society: Charles Taylor. 3. The Two Meanings of `Communicative' Rationality: Martin Seel Habermas and Critical Theory: Beyond the Marxian Dilemma?: Jeffrey Alexander. 4. Communicative Reason and Interest: Gunter Dux. 5. The Unhappy Marriage of Hermeneutics and Functionalism: Hans Joas Complexity and Democracy, or the Seducements of Systems Theory: Thomas McCarthy. 6. Communicative Action or the Mode for Communication for Society as a Whole: Hans–Peter Kruger. 7. The Linguistification of the Sacred and the Delinguistification of the Economy: Johannes Berger. 8. Modernity as Project and as Field of Tension: Johann P. Arnason. 10. A Reply: Jurgen Habermas.