Praxis and Action

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"Praxis and Action" is a philosophical work by Richard J. Bernstein that critically examines and synthesizes major currents in contemporary continental and analytic philosophy, especially around the concepts of human action, praxis, and interpretation.

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instanceOf non-fiction book
philosophical book
author Richard J. Bernstein NERFINISHED
contributionTo debates about human agency
debates about interpretation and understanding
development of critical hermeneutics
dialogue between continental and analytic philosophy
focusesOn critique of positivism in social science
interpretive understanding of human action
the concept of praxis as human practical activity
the relation between theory and practice
the role of language in action and understanding
the unity of theory and practice in critical reflection
genre philosophy
hasInfluenceOn critical theory
hermeneutic philosophy of action
interpretive social inquiry
philosophy of social science
hasKeyConcept action embedded in social practices
interpretation as constitutive of action meaning
praxis as reflective human activity
hasPerspective emphasizes historically situated agents
emphasizes intersubjective understanding
synthesizes continental and analytic approaches
language English
mainSubject analytic philosophy
contemporary philosophy
continental philosophy
critical theory
hermeneutics
human action
interpretation
philosophy of action
praxis
social theory
philosopherDiscussed Donald Davidson NERFINISHED
G. E. M. Anscombe NERFINISHED
G. W. F. Hegel NERFINISHED
Hans-Georg Gadamer NERFINISHED
Jürgen Habermas NERFINISHED
Karl Marx NERFINISHED
Ludwig Wittgenstein NERFINISHED
Martin Heidegger NERFINISHED
Wilfrid Sellars NERFINISHED
philosophicalTraditionDiscussed Marxism NERFINISHED
analytic philosophy of action
existentialism
hermeneutic philosophy
phenomenology

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