A lecture on international law by the preeminent philosopher Jürgen Habermas given at Purdue University.
Habermas discusses the challenges of political "realism" to the Kantian "idealism" of justi...
A lecture on international law by the preeminent philosopher Jürgen Habermas given at Purdue University. Habermas discusses the challenges of political "realism" to the Kantian "idealism" of justice and equality.
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Habermas had a cleft palate. He had surgery when he was very young, but it is still very apparent in his speach. Many times over, he has said he prefers the written word to the spoken word. However, he is considered one of the most knowledgable sociologists ever to live. His writing "The Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere" is one of the greatest critiques of public and private cuture ever. His wealth of knowledge is astounding.
i'm not sure if a cosmopolitan democracy would work, but if it is going to be tried then the most powerful country in the world has to lead the way. other countries, like Britain, can't be blamed for acting in there self interest whilst the current system stands.
i owe you one for uploading this. Im halfway through my honours in IR and my thesis is going to be on cosmopolitan democracy. Habermas inspired theory seems to be the way out of the quagmire that is universality and eurocentricism. Read Ken Booth, Reflections of a fallen realist (1994). I really think i would have had to either quit IR or renounce my idealism if it wasnt for habermas and the academic space is work opened up
when this lecture took place and was it under a specific lecture series or a coference with a specific title? You should add this information in the info section of the clip.
I think he has a cleft palate that unfortunately makes his speech giving a challenge for both audience and speechgiver.Today a surgical procedure quickly corrects the problem.
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