Recognition and Freedom: Axel Honneth’s Political Thought

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Boston: Brill (2015)
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Recognition and Freedom offers up-to-date discussions of Axel Honneth’s political thought by ten experts in the field. It also includes an interview with Honneth and an essay by him on education and democracy, previously unpublished in English

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B2899.L5.R43 2015

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Recognition, Solidarity, and the Politics of Esteem: The Case of Basic Income.  (pages 57-78)Arto Laitinen
Sociality, Antisociality and Social Work - Political Imagination in a Social Democratic Welfare State in Decline.  (pages 79-100)Heikki Ikäheimo
Inquiries into Identity: The Struggle for Recognition in Erik Allardt's Study of Ethnic Conflicts.  (pages 193-212)Arvi Särkelä

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Mutual Recognition and Well-Being: What Is It for Relational Selves to Thrive?Arto Laitinen - forthcoming - In Onni Hirvonen & Heikki J. Koskinen (eds.), Theory and Practice of Recognition. New York, London: pp. ch 3..

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