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2008 (30) Issue 1
Alasdair MacIntyre's Revolutionary Aristotelianism
Guest-Editors: Kelvin Knight & Paul Blackledge
Contributors include Alex Bavister-Gould, Timothy Chappell, Russell Keat, Kelvin Knight, Marian Kuna, Christopher Lutz, Seiriol Morgan, Cary J. Nederman, Thomas Osborne, Carey Seal, Benedict Smith, and Piotr Machura, with a reply by Alasdair MacIntyre. They offer new interpretations, extensions and critiques of MacIntyre's philosophy, focussing upon his practical philosophy of ethics and politics. Agreed on the importance of that philosophy, they open new debates about its metaethical rationale, about both its Aristotelian and its Thomistic character, and about its potential as a challenge and alternative to liberalism and capitalism.
2008 (30) Issue 2
30 Years of "Analyse & Kritik"
Social Theory Today
This year "Analyse & Kritik" will be celebrating its 30th "birthday"! On this occasion we would like to invite authors to contribute to an issue which reflects on the development and current state of theory-building in the social sciences and social philosophy. "Analyse & Kritik" was founded in 1979 in the context of the academic and political debates of those days. The programmatic aim was the integration of the tradition of critical social sciences with analytic philosophy and philosophy of science. Is this aim still salient or must it be reassessed? Does a general theory of society have a relevant academic and public function today? Are the famous philosophical and sociological controversies of the 60ties and 70ties still of interest? We are looking for exemplary historic and systematic articles which discuss perspectives and principles of a normative social theory today.
Contributors: A. Bühler, R. Bittner, G. Calder, W. Detel, R. Hegselmann, M. Iorio, R. Keat, G. Kirchgässner, C. Köllmann, P. Koller, W. Raub, K. Rothschild, T. Schramme, U. Steinvorth, F. Stoutland, J. ONeill.
If interested, please make contact with one of the editors.
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