Law dem-habermas
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Between Facts and Norms
(Postmetaphysical theory of reason)
positive law
Rawls Luhmann
Rousseau Locke ()
Theory of Communicative Action
Legality () legitimacy ()
Theory of communicative action; discourse ethics as foundation for normativity
H
H Rechtsstaat (constitutional state)
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H Between Facts and Norms
...for Habermas a postmetaphysical vindication of reason is possible only insofar as philosophyin an interdisciplinary cooperation with empirical inquiries of various sortscan show how the use of language and social interaction in general necessarity rely on notions of validity, such as truth, normative rightness, sincerity, and authenticity. This necessitates not only a philosophical analysis of communication but also an attention to debates within a range of disciplines.
positive law
: () () communicative action strategic action () communicative action validity claims
Rawls Luhmann
Rawls social contract, individualism
Luhmann social system theory, autopoiesis
Habermas integration between the two.
Locke private autonomy; also Kant
Rousseau public autonomy
Habermas argues for the internal relations between the two.
Discourse Principle Only those norms are valid to which all affected persons could agree as participants in rationale discourses.
Abstract Rights
In order to ground the Discourse Principle, H proposes a set of abstract rights as necessary conditions
Basic negative liberties, membership rights, due process rights (private autonomy)
Rights to political participation (public autonomy)
Social welfare rights
These rights must be enforced by the state.
Tension between state power and legitimate law.
Legitimacy comes through public reason, i.e., democratic processes of opinion and will formation in the public sphere.
Law reperesents the medium for transforming communicative power into administrative power.
Legality Legitimacy
Kant/Locke/Rawls emphasis on individuals and lack of critical dimension
Legitimacy discourse principle, deliberation, democratic process