As the future of the past

Author: Habermas (Germany), Halle (Germany) wrote, translated by Zhang Guofeng
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Publishing Time: 2001-12-01
Features: One of the biggest features of this book is that the master explains his profound thoughts in simple and accessible language. After its publication, it immediately attracted widespread attention from the international academic community and sparked discussions. Today, it undoubtedly still holds great practical significance. Especially after the "9·11" terrorist attacks and the Afghanistan War (this war had many similarities to the Gulf War of that time), people have expressed deep concerns about the current world situation and its future development, and have engaged in serious reflection. Many of Habermas's insights can provide us with new references and inspiration. Jürgen Habermas's theories cover fields such as philosophy, sociology, political science, psychology, moral and legal theory, and cultural theory. He is hailed as the leader of the second generation of the Frankfurt School and a leading figure in Western humanities and social sciences. Habermas's influence is very great, but his works are often difficult to understand. Some describe reading Habermas's books as being like "struggling to climb a mountain." One of the biggest features of this book is that the master explains his profound thoughts in simple and accessible language. After its publication, it immediately attracted widespread attention from the international academic community and sparked discussions. Today, it undoubtedly still holds great practical significance. Especially after the "9·11" terrorist attacks and the Afghanistan War (this war had many similarities to the Gulf War of that time), people have expressed deep concerns about the current world situation and its future development, and have engaged in serious reflection. Many of Habermas's insights can provide us with new references and inspiration.