On March 14, at the age of 96, Jürgen Habermas — one of the key representatives of the Frankfurt School and the creator of the theory of communicative action — passed away. Is a rational way out of the historical dead end still possible, or has Habermas’s death left us alone in the face of chaos? Ukrainian philosopher Mykhailo Minakov, a student of Habermas, analyzes his intellectual path, revisits his legacy through the prism of the Eastern European experience, and compares it with current political processes.
An Unfinished Project and an Unhealed Wound. In Memory of Jürgen Habermas
New article on the School's website Sapere Aude
