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2. Normativity and Reality: Toward a Critical and Realistic Theory of Politics

  • Rainer Forst
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Another Universalism
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. Preface xi
  4. Introduction: In Search of Another Universalism 1
  5. Part I Critique, Norm, and Utopia
  6. 1. Benhabib and Habermas on Discourse and Development 19
  7. 2. Normativity and Reality: Toward a Critical and Realistic Theory of Politics 36
  8. 3. Loss of World, Not Certainty: “Amor Mundi” and the Moral Psychology of Seyla Benhabib 51
  9. 4. Nature as a Concrete Other: An Alternative Voice in Kant’s Conception of Beauty and Dignity 67
  10. 5. “To Burst Open the Possibilities of the Present”: Seyla Benhabib and Utopia 81
  11. Part II Thinking With and Against Arendt
  12. 6. “Thinking With and Against” as Feminist Political Theory 97
  13. 7. Arendt and Truth 108
  14. 8. Understanding Eichmann and Anwar: Reenactment and the Psychic Lives of Perpetrators 128
  15. Part III Democratic Iterations and Cosmopolitanism
  16. 9. Democracy Without Shortcuts: An Institutional Approach to Democratic Legitimacy 151
  17. 10. Another Republicanism: Dissent, Institutions, and Renewal 166
  18. 11. Three Models of Communicative Cosmopolitanism 193
  19. 12. At the Borders of the Self: Democratic Iterations as a Theory of Postnational Sovereignty 214
  20. Part IV Jurisgenerativity
  21. 13. Back to the Future? Critical Theory and the Law 241
  22. 14. The Unfinished Revolution: The Right to Have Rights and Birthright Citizenship 254
  23. 15. Genocide and Jurisgenesis 277
  24. 16. Jurisgenerativity in the Age of Big Data 294
  25. Part V Deprovincializing Critical Theory
  26. 17. Pachamama’s Rights, Climate Crisis, and the Decolonial Cosmos 309
  27. 18. What Is the Other in Seyla Benhabib’s Another Cosmopolitanism? 328
  28. 19. Border Deaths as Forced Disappearances: Frantz Fanon and the Outlines of a Critical Phenomenology 335
  29. 20. Gender Trouble: Manhood, Inclusion, and Justice in the Political Philosophy of Martin Luther King, Jr. 366
  30. Part VI Philosophy and Friendship
  31. 21. Fragments of an Intellectual Autobiography 405
  32. 22. Swimming 417
  33. Contributors 427
  34. Index 429
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