De communicatieve rationaliteit
Example: Habermas bespreekt de communicatieve rationaliteit in zijn theorieën over democratie.
Definition
"De communicatieve rationaliteit" refers to a concept in philosophy where rationality is understood as the ability to reach mutual understanding and agreement through communication, rather than through individual calculation or strategic action. It emphasizes dialogue and consensus in social interactions.
Etymology
The term "de communicatieve rationaliteit" originates from combining the Dutch words for 'communicative' and 'rationality.' It draws heavily from the work of philosopher Jürgen Habermas, who developed this concept to describe a form of rationality rooted in dialogue and mutual understanding, rather than traditional logic or instrumental reasoning.
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