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Date: Mon, 10 Apr 2000 09:58:56 -0700
From: Eduardo Mendieta <mendietae-AT-usfca.edu>
Subject: Re: HAB: Habermas vs. Apel on performative self-contradiction


Dear Matthew:

Your project sounds fascinating, but to be honest this will take you far a
field from orthodox Habermasians.

I would strongly encourage you to read Axel Honneth, first and foremost, in
particular his Struggle for Recognition, and collected essays in the SUNY
series edited by Dennis Schmidt. Then read Maeve Cooke's outstanding study
of Habermas's pragmatics. I would read David Ingram, Patricia Huntington,
and Nancy Fraser, especially the last with respect to the notion of public
sphere. I would also read Fred Dallmayr's book Between Frankfurt and
Freiburg, which has some fascinating essays on Habermas.

I would also read the scattered essays by Barbara Fultner, who has been
reading Habermas and Bulter in tandem. 

Finally, I would read Johanna Meehan's edited volume Feminists Read Habermas

Vague, but some clues...I would want to hear more concrete details so that
I can zoom in my suggestions. Best of lucks, and one can never be too late
to philosophy, it is philosophy which is always too late (remember Hegel's
owl):-]







At 12:31 AM 4/9/00 -0700, you wrote:
>
>
>Dear Eduardo & List ,
>
>>Hope this helps
>
>For a postgrad trying to get up some speed on the big picture Habermas
>it's Xmas come early!My own research (perhaps unpopularly) is pursuing the 
>entailment of an embodied reason out of Habermas's use of speech act theory 
>in particular. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
>
>Matthew Piscioneri
>University of Tasmania
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