Habermas is the great-grandson of Kant and offers a Kantian or quasi-Kantian solution to modern problems, incomplete but suggestive, appropriate because it avoids closed metaphysical forms in favor of open, revisable frameworks.
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“in that respect he is the great-grandson of Kant and he has offered us a Contin or quasi content solution to the problems of the modern world if it is not complete it is least suggestive and if it is not final it makes it that much more appropriate to our age of open rather than closed forms”
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Great Minds of the Western Intellectual Tradition - Part 6 - Habermas' Critical Theory— Michael SugrueCreated: 8/10/2026, 11:16:47 PM
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