SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH

This article presents a critical reading of Axel Honneth’s work “Recognition as ideology” (2006), built upon Judith Butler’s theory of subjection. It attempts to show that because of not considering here enough the dimension of power, the German thinker does not confront successfully the stances tha...

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Autor principal: Gorriti, Jacinta
Formato: Artículo revista
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad 2015
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Acceso en línea:https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/astrolabio/article/view/10804
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topic recognition
subjection
domination
power
critique.
reconocimiento
sujeción
dominio
poder
crítica
spellingShingle recognition
subjection
domination
power
critique.
reconocimiento
sujeción
dominio
poder
crítica
Gorriti, Jacinta
SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
topic_facet recognition
subjection
domination
power
critique.
reconocimiento
sujeción
dominio
poder
crítica
author Gorriti, Jacinta
author_facet Gorriti, Jacinta
author_sort Gorriti, Jacinta
title SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
title_short SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
title_full SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
title_fullStr SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
title_full_unstemmed SUBJECTION AND RECOGNIZABILITY: AGAINST RECOGNITION’S INNOCENCE IN AXEL HONNETH
title_sort subjection and recognizability: against recognition’s innocence in axel honneth
description This article presents a critical reading of Axel Honneth’s work “Recognition as ideology” (2006), built upon Judith Butler’s theory of subjection. It attempts to show that because of not considering here enough the dimension of power, the German thinker does not confront successfully the stances that question recognition’s critical potential. This work suggests that such an absence is linked to Honneth’s definition of recognition as being the opposite of practices of domination or subordination. However, Honneth affirms that these skeptical stances are based on the idea that every recognitional praxis reproduces in some way the dominating social order. This article offers then, a critical look upon this idea, warning that an analysis about the way power works on daily recognition practices does not necessarily entail a resignation of the critical function of recognition. More likely, as the Butlerian (and Foucauldian) notion of critique suggests, only by framing recognition in the normative horizon that defines it, it can become the basis of social inquiry.
publisher Centro de Investigaciones y Estudios sobre Cultura y Sociedad
publishDate 2015
url https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/astrolabio/article/view/10804
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