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Habermas`s Theory of the Neo-Marxist Criticism

	Habermas`S Theory Of The Neo-Marxist Criticism by Anjana Banerjee
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This revised edition discusses Habermas`s contribution to the foundation of a new social paradigm in the form of the communicative action theory. The author first gives biographical account of Habermas and his intellectual development, starting from Marx through the critical theory to post-Marxism that Habermas finally left behind since oriented towards convergence and integration of the social action theory, the system theory and the symbolic interactionism theory. The author critically examines the values as well as inner limits of Habermas`s theory that reduced a complex and controversial class nature of the society to the "communicative community"ISBN-9788182205710

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Habermas`S Theory Of The Neo-Marxist Criticism

by Anjana Banerjee