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  1. Habermas, Post-Truth Philosopher, Dies Aged 96

    Jürgen Habermas, known for his ideas on democracy and public discussion, died at 96. His work explored how people talk and agree.

    #JürgenHabermas, #Philosophy, #Democracy, #PublicSphere, #RIP

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  2. Habermas, Post-Truth Philosopher, Dies Aged 96

    Jürgen Habermas, known for his ideas on democracy and public discussion, died at 96. His work explored how people talk and agree.

    #JürgenHabermas, #Philosophy, #Democracy, #PublicSphere, #RIP

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  3. Habermas, Post-Truth Philosopher, Dies Aged 96

    Jürgen Habermas, known for his ideas on democracy and public discussion, died at 96. His work explored how people talk and agree.

    #JürgenHabermas, #Philosophy, #Democracy, #PublicSphere, #RIP

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  4. Habermas, Post-Truth Philosopher, Dies Aged 96

    Jürgen Habermas, known for his ideas on democracy and public discussion, died at 96. His work explored how people talk and agree.

    #JürgenHabermas, #Philosophy, #Democracy, #PublicSphere, #RIP

    newsletter.tf/philosopher-jurg

  5. Habermas, Post-Truth Philosopher, Dies Aged 96

    Jürgen Habermas, known for his ideas on democracy and public discussion, died at 96. His work explored how people talk and agree.

    #JürgenHabermas, #Philosophy, #Democracy, #PublicSphere, #RIP

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  6. Zum Vermächtnis von Jürgen #Habermas zwischen Kritik, Lernbereitschaft und öffentlichem Engagement – ein unaufgeregter, aber engagierter Anwalt der #Vernunft, der zeitlebens deren kritisches, lernfähiges und auch gegenüber #Religion offenes Potenzial verteidigte:

    Ein Anwalt der Vernunft, so un...

  7. "Mit Habermas war ein großes demokratisches Versprechen verbunden, ein Aufbruch in eine neue Zeit."

    Jürgen Habermas verstand sein Werk als theoretische Absicherung des demokratischen Projekts. Im Interview erklärt der Soziologe Ferdinand Sutterlüty Haberlands' Anliegen einer normativen Begründung demokratischer Gesellschaften.

    Um die Bedeutung von Habermas' Denken für die demokratische Öffentlichkeit geht es im Soziologieblog⬇️

    soziologieblog.hypotheses.org/

    #Soziologie #Habermas

  8. Die extreme Rechte verbreitet Hass und Hetze über den jüngst verstorbenen Universalgelehrten Jürgen #Habermas, den Streiter wider die Relativierung des Holocausts:

    👉 endstation-rechts.de/news/phil

  9. Die extreme Rechte verbreitet Hass und Hetze über den jüngst verstorbenen Universalgelehrten Jürgen #Habermas, den Streiter wider die Relativierung des Holocausts:

    👉 endstation-rechts.de/news/phil

  10. Die extreme Rechte verbreitet Hass und Hetze über den jüngst verstorbenen Universalgelehrten Jürgen #Habermas, den Streiter wider die Relativierung des Holocausts:

    👉 endstation-rechts.de/news/phil

  11. Die extreme Rechte verbreitet Hass und Hetze über den jüngst verstorbenen Universalgelehrten Jürgen #Habermas, den Streiter wider die Relativierung des Holocausts:

    👉 endstation-rechts.de/news/phil

  12. Die extreme Rechte verbreitet Hass und Hetze über den jüngst verstorbenen Universalgelehrten Jürgen #Habermas, den Streiter wider die Relativierung des Holocausts:

    👉 endstation-rechts.de/news/phil

  13. "#Habermas noticed that the world of life was being colonized. His colonizers are #money and #power, which he called "delinguistic imperatives". They don't need the language to act. It makes perfect sense. If one person receives R$ 100 million from another, whoever gives the money doesn't need to argue anything. Those who receive begin to align themselves with the ideas and goals of the person, whether their argument is good or bad. And Habermas warned: as money becomes power, the world of life is threatened by money twice, directly and indirectly."
    #aiethics #RonaldoLemos
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  14. "#Habermas noticed that the world of life was being colonized. His colonizers are #money and #power, which he called "delinguistic imperatives". They don't need the language to act. It makes perfect sense. If one person receives R$ 100 million from another, whoever gives the money doesn't need to argue anything. Those who receive begin to align themselves with the ideas and goals of the person, whether their argument is good or bad. And Habermas warned: as money becomes power, the world of life is threatened by money twice, directly and indirectly."
    #aiethics #RonaldoLemos
    web.archive.org/web/2026040514

  15. " noticed that the world of life was being colonized. His colonizers are and , which he called "delinguistic imperatives". They don't need the language to act. It makes perfect sense. If one person receives R$ 100 million from another, whoever gives the money doesn't need to argue anything. Those who receive begin to align themselves with the ideas and goals of the person, whether their argument is good or bad. And Habermas warned: as money becomes power, the world of life is threatened by money twice, directly and indirectly."

    web.archive.org/web/2026040514

  16. "#Habermas noticed that the world of life was being colonized. His colonizers are #money and #power, which he called "delinguistic imperatives". They don't need the language to act. It makes perfect sense. If one person receives R$ 100 million from another, whoever gives the money doesn't need to argue anything. Those who receive begin to align themselves with the ideas and goals of the person, whether their argument is good or bad. And Habermas warned: as money becomes power, the world of life is threatened by money twice, directly and indirectly."
    #aiethics #RonaldoLemos
    web.archive.org/web/2026040514

  17. "#Habermas noticed that the world of life was being colonized. His colonizers are #money and #power, which he called "delinguistic imperatives". They don't need the language to act. It makes perfect sense. If one person receives R$ 100 million from another, whoever gives the money doesn't need to argue anything. Those who receive begin to align themselves with the ideas and goals of the person, whether their argument is good or bad. And Habermas warned: as money becomes power, the world of life is threatened by money twice, directly and indirectly."
    #aiethics #RonaldoLemos
    web.archive.org/web/2026040514

  18. "Wenn Gräber offen sind, stellt erhöhter Reflexionsbedarf sich ein." – Predigt von Friedrich Wilhelm Graf bei der Beerdigung von Jürgen #Habermas (faz.net/aktuell/wissen/geist-s € / auf der Seite des MFThK theologie-und-kirche.de/ findet sich ein Link zum gesamten Text)

  19. “Habermas’s statement should leave us uneasy. It, and the way it has been approached in Habermas’s memorialization, should provoke a series of questions, especially for academics in countries complicit in the genocide. It is not something to be glossed over or ignored. These questions should be addressed with the seriousness they deserve because of the significance of this statement, of what it meant and means after Gaza. Seriousness does not mean these questions must be posed and answered in the standard academic mode—lengthy discussions, obsessive attention to detail—although that is, no doubt, to come. Without being prescriptive about the mode of reckoning, we can say that, so far, there has not been much of a reckoning at all. What must be seriously reckoned with, rather than turned to in passing, is the legacy of silence and complicity that has dominated much of the Western establishment, including particularly the German elite, during the genocide.”

    parapraxismagazine.com/article

    #Germany #Habermas #Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide

  20. “Habermas’s statement should leave us uneasy. It, and the way it has been approached in Habermas’s memorialization, should provoke a series of questions, especially for academics in countries complicit in the genocide. It is not something to be glossed over or ignored. These questions should be addressed with the seriousness they deserve because of the significance of this statement, of what it meant and means after Gaza. Seriousness does not mean these questions must be posed and answered in the standard academic mode—lengthy discussions, obsessive attention to detail—although that is, no doubt, to come. Without being prescriptive about the mode of reckoning, we can say that, so far, there has not been much of a reckoning at all. What must be seriously reckoned with, rather than turned to in passing, is the legacy of silence and complicity that has dominated much of the Western establishment, including particularly the German elite, during the genocide.”

    parapraxismagazine.com/article

    #Germany #Habermas #Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide

  21. “Habermas’s statement should leave us uneasy. It, and the way it has been approached in Habermas’s memorialization, should provoke a series of questions, especially for academics in countries complicit in the genocide. It is not something to be glossed over or ignored. These questions should be addressed with the seriousness they deserve because of the significance of this statement, of what it meant and means after Gaza. Seriousness does not mean these questions must be posed and answered in the standard academic mode—lengthy discussions, obsessive attention to detail—although that is, no doubt, to come. Without being prescriptive about the mode of reckoning, we can say that, so far, there has not been much of a reckoning at all. What must be seriously reckoned with, rather than turned to in passing, is the legacy of silence and complicity that has dominated much of the Western establishment, including particularly the German elite, during the genocide.”

    parapraxismagazine.com/article

    #Germany #Habermas #Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide

  22. “Habermas’s statement should leave us uneasy. It, and the way it has been approached in Habermas’s memorialization, should provoke a series of questions, especially for academics in countries complicit in the genocide. It is not something to be glossed over or ignored. These questions should be addressed with the seriousness they deserve because of the significance of this statement, of what it meant and means after Gaza. Seriousness does not mean these questions must be posed and answered in the standard academic mode—lengthy discussions, obsessive attention to detail—although that is, no doubt, to come. Without being prescriptive about the mode of reckoning, we can say that, so far, there has not been much of a reckoning at all. What must be seriously reckoned with, rather than turned to in passing, is the legacy of silence and complicity that has dominated much of the Western establishment, including particularly the German elite, during the genocide.”

    parapraxismagazine.com/article

    #Germany #Habermas #Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide

  23. “Habermas’s statement should leave us uneasy. It, and the way it has been approached in Habermas’s memorialization, should provoke a series of questions, especially for academics in countries complicit in the genocide. It is not something to be glossed over or ignored. These questions should be addressed with the seriousness they deserve because of the significance of this statement, of what it meant and means after Gaza. Seriousness does not mean these questions must be posed and answered in the standard academic mode—lengthy discussions, obsessive attention to detail—although that is, no doubt, to come. Without being prescriptive about the mode of reckoning, we can say that, so far, there has not been much of a reckoning at all. What must be seriously reckoned with, rather than turned to in passing, is the legacy of silence and complicity that has dominated much of the Western establishment, including particularly the German elite, during the genocide.”

    parapraxismagazine.com/article

    #Germany #Habermas #Palestine #Gaza #Israel #Genocide

  24. »Wie tief die Befreiung vom Faschismus diese Generation und speziell #Habermas geprägt hat, kann man fast bis in jeden Satz, den er geschrieben hat, verfolgen und nachvollziehen.« www.blaetter.de/ausgabe/2026...

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  25. »Wie tief die Befreiung vom Faschismus diese Generation und speziell #Habermas geprägt hat, kann man fast bis in jeden Satz, den er geschrieben hat, verfolgen und nachvollziehen.« www.blaetter.de/ausgabe/2026...

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  26. »Wie tief die Befreiung vom Faschismus diese Generation und speziell #Habermas geprägt hat, kann man fast bis in jeden Satz, den er geschrieben hat, verfolgen und nachvollziehen.« www.blaetter.de/ausgabe/2026...

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  27. »Wie tief die Befreiung vom Faschismus diese Generation und speziell #Habermas geprägt hat, kann man fast bis in jeden Satz, den er geschrieben hat, verfolgen und nachvollziehen.« www.blaetter.de/ausgabe/2026...

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  28. @JohnMeils

    Kurz hintereinander. Anhand der grauenhaften #Weltlage haben es Alexander #Kluge und Jürgen #Habermas bedauerlicherweise vorgezogen, abzutreten. Ihre kraftvollen Stimmen wären heute dringender denn je. Leider sind beide nun verstummt. Ihre Werke bleiben. Sie werden hoffentlich Inspiration für eine bessere Welt sein. Aktuell bin ich allerdings nicht besonders optimistisch.

  29. “I’m inclined to side with those who hold that Habermas at first revivified critical theory but ultimately ended it.” Nancy Fraser on Jürgen Habermas and her relation to his work in the LRB.

    lrb.co.uk/blog/2026/march/afte

    #habermas #Obituaries #londonreviewofbooks #academia #philosophy #politicalphilosophy #foucault

  30. Habermas uses his "minimal facts" approach to examine the resurrection. Even scholars with no Christian belief engage with this data. This book will make you think.
    #HistoricalJesus #books #ResurrectionEvidence #BookLovers
    thisgrandpablogs.com/historica