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Name: Order without Rules
Brand: State University of New York Press
SKU: 04700434
Price: 40.39 EUR
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Author: David Bogen
ISBN: 9780791440568

Critical Theory and the Logic of Conversation

David Bogen

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English

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Libristo code: 04700434

Publishers State University of New York Press, February 1999

Since Max Weber social theory has been faced with a paradox -- the "problem of rationality" -- that... Full description

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Since Max Weber social theory has been faced with a paradox -- the "problem of rationality" -- that seems to challenge the very foundations of critical and humanist visions of modern society. According to Weber, as industrial societies develop they increasingly are dominated by rational procedures for the production of goods, the organization of human resources, and the management of information. The paradox consists in the fact that while modern society is, in this instrumental sense, becoming more rationalized, the prospects for developing political and cultural institutions which are linked to a progressive vision of rational discourse and democratic-will formation are diminished.