Robin Celikates is Professor of Social Philosophy at the Free University Berlin.Naomi van Steenbergen is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Utrecht University, Netherlands.

Celikates’s book is akey part of an important resurgence in the traditionof critical theory. Critique as Social Practice forms thebasis for Celikates’s more recent work on socialphilosophy and civil disobedience, while alsoproviding important resources for the broaderscholarly conversation on critical theory and the placeof critique in the contemporary social and politicalenvironment.

• Preface, Axel Honneth / Acknowledgements / 1. Introduction / 2. 'I See Something You Cannot See': The Model of the Break / 3. 'Follow the Agents': The Model of Symmetry / 4. Critical Theory as Reconstructive Critique / 5. Conclusion / Bibliography

Robin Celikates is Professor of Social Philosophy at the Free University Berlin.Naomi van Steenbergen is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Utrecht University, Netherlands.

Celikates’s book is akey part of an important resurgence in the traditionof critical theory. Critique as Social Practice forms thebasis for Celikates’s more recent work on socialphilosophy and civil disobedience, while alsoproviding important resources for the broaderscholarly conversation on critical theory and the placeof critique in the contemporary social and politicalenvironment.

• Preface, Axel Honneth / Acknowledgements / 1. Introduction / 2. 'I See Something You Cannot See': The Model of the Break / 3. 'Follow the Agents': The Model of Symmetry / 4. Critical Theory as Reconstructive Critique / 5. Conclusion / Bibliography

Robin Celikates is Professor of Social Philosophy at the Free University Berlin.Naomi van Steenbergen is a Postdoctoral Researcher and Lecturer at Utrecht University, Netherlands.

Celikates’s book is akey part of an important resurgence in the traditionof critical theory. Critique as Social Practice forms thebasis for Celikates’s more recent work on socialphilosophy and civil disobedience, while alsoproviding important resources for the broaderscholarly conversation on critical theory and the placeof critique in the contemporary social and politicalenvironment.

• Preface, Axel Honneth / Acknowledgements / 1. Introduction / 2. 'I See Something You Cannot See': The Model of the Break / 3. 'Follow the Agents': The Model of Symmetry / 4. Critical Theory as Reconstructive Critique / 5. Conclusion / Bibliography