Liberation of Mind and Society

The Emancipation of Reason and Society, a study aimed at making sense of Jürgen Habermas' effort to establish epistemology as a social theory, deals with the historical and social roots of critical knowledge theory. This study, which follows the themes that the Frankfurt School opened up for discussion with critical theory, takes into account the history of the School and its members, while on the other hand, the sharp judgments that critical theory directs towards the modern world and the structure of this world that cools/souls life and colonizes living spaces, reflects the possibilities of epistemology. re-evaluates with.
"...it has become almost a necessity to reconstruct philosophy and sociology not as separate fields of endeavor, but as different parts of the same effort... To evaluate Habermas's attempt to reconstruct epistemology as a social theory aiming at liberation, as a concrete example of this necessity." is required."



Number of Pages: 135

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 135

First Edition Year: 2008

Language: Turkish