Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS viii
4. INTRODUCTION: BETWEEN DECONSTRUCTION AND RATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION 1
5. PART I PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE
6. INTRODUCTION 11
7. 1 LEVELING THE GENRE DISTINCTION BETWEEN PHILOSOPHY AND LITERATURE 13
8. 2 IS THERE A PHILOSOPHICAL LANGUAGE? 35
9. 3 HABERMAS, DERRIDA AND THE FUNCTIONS OF PHILOSOPHY 46
10. PART II ETHICS AND POLITICS
11. INTRODUCTION 69
12. 4 AN ALLEGORY OF MODERNITY/POSTMODERNITY: HABERMAS AND DERRIDA 71
13. 5 FRANKFURT IMPROMPTU – REMARKS ON DERRIDA AND HABERMAS 98
14. 6 PERFORMATIVE POWERLESSNESS – A RESPONSE TO SIMON CRITCHLEY 111
15. 7 HOW TO RESPOND TO THE ETHICAL QUESTION 115
16. 8 DEMOCRACY AND DIFFERENCE: REFLECTIONS ON THE METAPOLITICS OF LYOTARD AND DERRIDA 128
17. PART III IDENTITY/DIFFERENCE: RIGHTS, TOLERANCE AND POLITICAL SPACE
18. INTRODUCTION 159
19. 9 DEAD RIGHTS, LIVE FUTURES: ON HABERMAS’S ATTEMPT TO RECONCILE CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRACY 161
20. 10‘A BIZARRE, EVEN OPAQUE PRACTICE’: HABERMAS ON CONSTITUTIONALISM AND DEMOCRAC 176
21. 11 RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE – THE PACEMAKER FOR CULTURAL RIGHTS 195
22. 12 HOSTIPITALITY 208
23. 13 BETWEEN DELIBERATION AND DECONSTRUCTION: THE CONDITION OF POST-NATIONAL DEMOCRACY 231
24. PART IV BEYOND THE NATION-STATE: EUROPE, COSMOPOLITANISM AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
25. INTRODUCTION 257
26. 14 FOR A JUSTICE TO COME: AN INTERVIEW WITH JACQUES DERRIDA 259
27. 15 FEBRUARY 15, OR WHAT BINDS EUROPEANS TOGETHER: A PLEA FOR A COMMON FOREIGN POLICY, BEGINNING IN THE CORE OF EUROPE 270
28. 16 BETWEEN HOPE AND TERROR: HABERMAS AND DERRIDA PLEAD FOR THE IM/POSSIBLE 278
29. AFTERWORDS
30. INTRODUCTION 299
31. 17 HONESTY OF THOUGHT 300
32. 18 A LAST FAREWELL: DERRIDA’S ENLIGHTENING IMPACT 307
33. BIBLIOGRAPHY 309
34. COPYRIGHT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 314
35. NOTES ON THE CONTRIBUTORS 317
36. INDEX 319