Between the Right to Recognition and the Right to Disagreement: Review of the book: “The Question of Recognition in Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy” Translated by “Kamal Bu Munir”

Abstract

This article presents a review of the book: "The Question of Recognition in Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy" translated by "Kamal Bu Munir", based on the fact that book reviews establish a culture of catching up behind the text in light of the rush of headlines. Acceleration, which the Frankfurt Institute seeks to address through analysis, theorizing, and criticism in the form of accelerationist rationalism, represented by the thinker Hartmut Rosa, preceded by the confession thesis of Axel Honneth, expressing a critical and philosophical way out of the third communication project of J. Habermas and its linguistic dilemma in public spaces. The recognition project is the subject of the book Kamal Bu Munir titled, "The Question of Recognition in Contemporary Social and Political Philosophy (Selected Texts)", which dealt with the conceptualization of recognition among the leaders of the school, and the interest it measures outside Frankfurt in issues of recognition by philosophers and thinkers. It was evident that they used their intellectual backgrounds and their contextualization within the analysis style and its approaches. Honneth, after his book "The Struggle for Recognition", drew a philosophical turning point after Habermas and his connections in the fields of social, political and moral philosophy, in the form of a diagnosis and treatment of forms of social contempt and political pathology in fragmented technological societies.