Danielle Petherbridge, Ph.D. in Philosophy, University College Dublin. She is Co-editor of Recognition, Work, Politics: New Directions in French Critical Theory (Brill 2007) and Co-ordinating Editor of the journal Critical Horizons: A Journal of Philosophy and Social Theory.

• Danielle PetherbridgeAxel Honneth’s Project of Critical TheoryChapter 1 Joel AndersonSituating Axel Honneth in the Frankfurt School TraditionChapter 2 Jean-Philippe DerantyReflective Critical Theory: A Systematic Reconstruction of Axel Honneth’s Social Philosophy Chapter 3Johanna Meehan Recognition and the Dynamics of IntersubjectivityChapter 4Max PenskySocial Solidarity and Intersubjective Recognition: On Axel Honneth’s ‘Struggle forRecognition’Chapter 5Bert van den BrinkRecognition, Pluralism and the Expectation of Harmony: On the Ideal of an EthicalLife ‘Free from Pain’ Chapter 6 Robert Sinnerbrink Power, Recognition, and Care: Honneth’s Critique of Poststructuralist Social PhilosophyChapter 7Emmanuel Renault The Theory of Recognition and Critique of InstitutionsChapter 8Carl-Göran HeidegrenRecognition: A Theory of the Middle?Chapter 9Antti KauppinenThe Social Dimension of AutonomyChapter 10 Rainer Forst First Things First: Redistribution, Recognition and JustificationChapter 11 Nicholas H. Smith, Recognition, Culture and Economy: Honneth’s Debate with Fraser.Chapter 12 Christopher Zurn Social Pathologies as Second-Order DisordersChapter 13 Alessandro FerraraThe Nugget and the Tailings. Reification Reinterpreted in the Light of RecognitionChapter 14Axel HonnethRejoinder

Danielle Petherbridge, Ph.D. in Philosophy, University College Dublin. She is Co-editor of Recognition, Work, Politics: New Directions in French Critical Theory (Brill 2007) and Co-ordinating Editor of the journal Critical Horizons: A Journal of Philosophy and Social Theory.

• Danielle PetherbridgeAxel Honneth’s Project of Critical TheoryChapter 1 Joel AndersonSituating Axel Honneth in the Frankfurt School TraditionChapter 2 Jean-Philippe DerantyReflective Critical Theory: A Systematic Reconstruction of Axel Honneth’s Social Philosophy Chapter 3Johanna Meehan Recognition and the Dynamics of IntersubjectivityChapter 4Max PenskySocial Solidarity and Intersubjective Recognition: On Axel Honneth’s ‘Struggle forRecognition’Chapter 5Bert van den BrinkRecognition, Pluralism and the Expectation of Harmony: On the Ideal of an EthicalLife ‘Free from Pain’ Chapter 6 Robert Sinnerbrink Power, Recognition, and Care: Honneth’s Critique of Poststructuralist Social PhilosophyChapter 7Emmanuel Renault The Theory of Recognition and Critique of InstitutionsChapter 8Carl-Göran HeidegrenRecognition: A Theory of the Middle?Chapter 9Antti KauppinenThe Social Dimension of AutonomyChapter 10 Rainer Forst First Things First: Redistribution, Recognition and JustificationChapter 11 Nicholas H. Smith, Recognition, Culture and Economy: Honneth’s Debate with Fraser.Chapter 12 Christopher Zurn Social Pathologies as Second-Order DisordersChapter 13 Alessandro FerraraThe Nugget and the Tailings. Reification Reinterpreted in the Light of RecognitionChapter 14Axel HonnethRejoinder

Danielle Petherbridge, Ph.D. in Philosophy, University College Dublin. She is Co-editor of Recognition, Work, Politics: New Directions in French Critical Theory (Brill 2007) and Co-ordinating Editor of the journal Critical Horizons: A Journal of Philosophy and Social Theory.

• Danielle PetherbridgeAxel Honneth’s Project of Critical TheoryChapter 1 Joel AndersonSituating Axel Honneth in the Frankfurt School TraditionChapter 2 Jean-Philippe DerantyReflective Critical Theory: A Systematic Reconstruction of Axel Honneth’s Social Philosophy Chapter 3Johanna Meehan Recognition and the Dynamics of IntersubjectivityChapter 4Max PenskySocial Solidarity and Intersubjective Recognition: On Axel Honneth’s ‘Struggle forRecognition’Chapter 5Bert van den BrinkRecognition, Pluralism and the Expectation of Harmony: On the Ideal of an EthicalLife ‘Free from Pain’ Chapter 6 Robert Sinnerbrink Power, Recognition, and Care: Honneth’s Critique of Poststructuralist Social PhilosophyChapter 7Emmanuel Renault The Theory of Recognition and Critique of InstitutionsChapter 8Carl-Göran HeidegrenRecognition: A Theory of the Middle?Chapter 9Antti KauppinenThe Social Dimension of AutonomyChapter 10 Rainer Forst First Things First: Redistribution, Recognition and JustificationChapter 11 Nicholas H. Smith, Recognition, Culture and Economy: Honneth’s Debate with Fraser.Chapter 12 Christopher Zurn Social Pathologies as Second-Order DisordersChapter 13 Alessandro FerraraThe Nugget and the Tailings. Reification Reinterpreted in the Light of RecognitionChapter 14Axel HonnethRejoinder