Review of Bert van den Brink and David Owen (eds.), Recognition and Power. Axel Honneth and the Tradition of Critical Social Theory [Book Review]

Iride: Filosofia e Discussione Pubblica (59):223-224 (2010) Copy BIBT_EX

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Coercion in Social and Political Philosophy

Critical Theory, Misc in Continental Philosophy

Exploitation in Social and Political Philosophy

Hegel: Theory of Recognition in 19th Century Philosophy

Methods in Political Philosophy in Social and Political Philosophy

Philosophy of Political Science in Philosophy of Social Science

Philosophy of Social Science, Misc in Philosophy of Social Science

Philosophy, General Works

Political Concepts in Social and Political Philosophy

Political Science in Social Sciences

Political Theory in Social and Political Philosophy

Politics of Recognition in Social and Political Philosophy

Social Sciences, Misc in Social Sciences

Social and Political Philosophy, General Works in Social and Political Philosophy

Social and Political Philosophy, Misc in Social and Political Philosophy

The Political Role of Philosophy in Social and Political Philosophy

Theories of Freedom in Social and Political Philosophy

Vulnerability in Social and Political Philosophy

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Axel Honneth Recognition Riconoscimento Teoria critica Critical Theory Filosofia Filosofia sociale Filosofia politica Social Philosophy Political Philosophy

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