Jürgen Habermas

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Jürgen Habermas
A bibliography: works and studies
(1952-2013)

With an Introduction by Stefan Müller-Doohm

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Contents

VOLUME 1

PARTISANSHIP FOR REASON
Stefan Müller-Doohm 9

A BIBLIOGRAPHY
Luca Corchia 17

1. Works of Jürgen Habermas (1952-2013) 27

VOLUME 2

2. Studies on Jürgen Habermas (1964-2013) 163

VOLUME 1

PARTISANSHIP FOR REASON1

Stefan Müller-Doohm

Jürgen Habermas once admitted to being “a polemical talent”, adding
by way of explanation that his discourses on the democratic sense of
self-purpose have been conducted “under the premise of discord”. Of
contentious spirit, he was no more willing to treat his opponents with
kindness than they were willing to spare him. A recent illustration of the
resulting animosity was a headline in “Cicero” magazine: “Forget
Habermas!” The issue contained an article fantasizing on whether the
ten-year-old Habermas was attracted by Nazi slogans as a member of
the Hitler Youth. Accusations of this kind are palpable evidence of the
price leftist German intellectuals have to pay for their political com-
mitment. Such attempts on the part of his critics – attempting to dis-
credit him as a person in order to evade debate on the substance of his
critical intellectual position and – stand in blatant contrast to the inter-
national acclaim Habermas otherwise enjoys, amply underscored by the
many honours and prestigious awards that have been heaped upon him.
Habermas is the contemporary philosopher, combining two mean-
ingful lives in one lifetime: One of them being the productive scholar of
repute, who as a philosopher created the ethics of discourse and as a so-
cial theorist elaborated the concept of communicative rationality: The
other being the public intellectual, who for many decades and with
seismographic intuition openly spoke out to remind society of its own
normative precepts and draw attention to their violation.

Political engagement – a sideline

Habermas first entered the arena of public dispute in 1953 with his

1 Cfr. S. Müller-Doohm, Habermas: Partisanship for Reason, in «Einblicke», 50, 2009, pp.
8-11; ed. or. compl. Parteilichkeit für Vernunft. Jürgen Habermas als Philosoph und öffentli-
cher Intellektueller, in «Forschung Frankfurt», 2, 2009, pp. 14-22.