Jurgen Habermas News, Pictures & Buzz

CP Bhambhri (1933-2020) and the Life of a Public Intellectual | Rakesh (...) - Mainstream  Mainstream

Upper-caste Domination in India's Mainstream Media and Its Extension in Digital Media  Economic and Political Weekly

Propaganda, Facebook & Public Policy: How collusion of big-tech vitiates policy-making  thenortheasttoday.com

Ideas Rule the World  THISDAY Newspapers

A love letter to cafés  Spectator.co.uk

Does Palantir See Too Much?  The New York Times

Interview: Talking Bristol, Black Lives Matter and Twitter with history of slavery professor Olivette Otele  Epigram

Inside the head of Palantir CEO Alex Karp - Silicon Valley  Silicon Valley Business Journal

Year 30: Germany's Second Chance – Social Europe  Social Europe

Presumption of innocence  Daily Pioneer

Human rights parables for a post-pandemic world  The Lancet

Land of Free (and Fettered) Speech  The Wall Street Journal

How to engage voters in a dark time  Wisconsin Examiner

Palantir’s stockmarket prospectus reveals both losses and promise  The Economist

2020's Existentialist Turn  Boston Review

Ethical glance to data mining for political purposes  AZERTAC News

Post-truth, lies and disinformation: what we need is more truthfulness, not truth  The Brussels Times

The life and career of Palantir's billionaire CEO, Alex Karp - Business Insider  Business Insider

Renaming Kampala streets is not enough  Daily Monitor

Allen Wins $500000 Kluge Prize  Daily Nous

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I'm currently writing something about him and I'm interested in people's opinions. Also, what makes a philosophy "radical"?

Also, how do you define "radical"? NOTE: I am writing a PhD thesis on Habermas and I'm interested in how people see his ideas. I'm not trying to get someone else to "do my homework".

"Society is dependent upon a criticism of its own traditions" "According to the German philosopher Jurgen Habermas, modern society depends not only on technological advances, but also upon of ability to criticise and reason collectively about our own traditions. Reason says Habermas, lies at the heart of our everyday communications. Somebody says or does something and we say, "Why did you do that ?" or "Why did you say that?" We continually ask for justifications which is why Habermas talks about "communicative" reason. Reason, for him,is not about abstract truths, but about the need we have to justify ourselves to others. " All that is a quote from a book I'm reading ... B.Q. How does this notion sit with an era dominated by advertising and the mass media ...? How does that sit the with concept Noam Chomsky alluded to when he said "If we choose, we can live in a world of comforting illusion "...? My apologies in advance for the dryness of the question .

What did he revolutionized? I need help and ideas on writing an essay about Jurgen Habermas. Any help would be appreciated thank you