On Habermas’s differentiation of rightness from truth: Can an achievement concept do without a validity concept?

Philosophy and Social Criticism 45 (5):555-574 (2018)
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The metaproblematic of this article is the cognitive structure of morality. In the context of an investigation into Habermas’s theory of validity which respects his strong cognitivism and emphasis...

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