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CONTENTS

© 2020 University of California Press, Berkeley

© 2020 University of California Press, Berkeley

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS VII
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART ONE • HABERMAS'S PROCEDURALIST PARADIGM OF LAW
  6. 1. Paradigms of Law 13
  7. 2. Procedural Law and Civil Society 26
  8. 3. Law and Undecidability 37
  9. 4. Can Rights, Democracy, and Justice Be Reconciled through Discourse Theory? 82
  10. PART TWO • THE PLACE OF LEGAL THEORY IN HABERMAS'S THOUGHT
  11. 5. Legitimacy and Diversity 115
  12. PART THREE • LAW'S PROCEDURALIZATION
  13. 6. Quod Omnes Tangit 157
  14. 7. De ColUsione Discwrsuum 173
  15. 8. Law and Order 190
  16. PART FOUR • LAW'S RECONSTRUCTION, JUSTIFICATION, AND APPLICATION
  17. 9. Habermas and the Counterfactual Imagination 207
  18. 10. Jürgen Habermas's Theory of Legal Discourse 226
  19. 11. Communicative Freedom, Communicative Power, and Jurisgenesis 234
  20. PART FIVE • LAW, ETHICS, AND DEMOCRACY
  21. 12. Against Subordination 257
  22. 13. Short-Circuit 272
  23. 14. The Retrieval of the Democratic Ethos 287
  24. PART SIX • LIBERALISM, REPUBLICANISM, AND CONSTITUTIONALISM
  25. 15. Family Quarrel 309
  26. 16. Communicative Power and the Concept of Law 323
  27. 17. Constitutional Adjudication in Light of Discourse Theory 336
  28. 18. The Dynamics of Constitutional Adjudication 371
  29. PART SEVEN • HABERMAS RESPONDS TO HIS CRITICS
  30. 19. Reply to Symposium Participants, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law 381
  31. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 453
  32. INDEX 457
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. CONTENTS VII
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS XI
  4. Introduction 1
  5. PART ONE • HABERMAS'S PROCEDURALIST PARADIGM OF LAW
  6. 1. Paradigms of Law 13
  7. 2. Procedural Law and Civil Society 26
  8. 3. Law and Undecidability 37
  9. 4. Can Rights, Democracy, and Justice Be Reconciled through Discourse Theory? 82
  10. PART TWO • THE PLACE OF LEGAL THEORY IN HABERMAS'S THOUGHT
  11. 5. Legitimacy and Diversity 115
  12. PART THREE • LAW'S PROCEDURALIZATION
  13. 6. Quod Omnes Tangit 157
  14. 7. De ColUsione Discwrsuum 173
  15. 8. Law and Order 190
  16. PART FOUR • LAW'S RECONSTRUCTION, JUSTIFICATION, AND APPLICATION
  17. 9. Habermas and the Counterfactual Imagination 207
  18. 10. Jürgen Habermas's Theory of Legal Discourse 226
  19. 11. Communicative Freedom, Communicative Power, and Jurisgenesis 234
  20. PART FIVE • LAW, ETHICS, AND DEMOCRACY
  21. 12. Against Subordination 257
  22. 13. Short-Circuit 272
  23. 14. The Retrieval of the Democratic Ethos 287
  24. PART SIX • LIBERALISM, REPUBLICANISM, AND CONSTITUTIONALISM
  25. 15. Family Quarrel 309
  26. 16. Communicative Power and the Concept of Law 323
  27. 17. Constitutional Adjudication in Light of Discourse Theory 336
  28. 18. The Dynamics of Constitutional Adjudication 371
  29. PART SEVEN • HABERMAS RESPONDS TO HIS CRITICS
  30. 19. Reply to Symposium Participants, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law 381
  31. LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS 453
  32. INDEX 457
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