منزلة جان جاك روسو في بناء نظرية الاعتراف عند أكسل هونيث The Status of Jean-Jacque Rousseau in Building the Recognition of Axel Honneth

Abstract

There were many and varied theories that appeared in contemporary philosophical thought, perhaps the most prominent of which is the recognition theory formulated by the German philosopher Axel Honneth, who in turn relied on references in establishing his theory and the Russeauian reference is one of them. Jean-Jacques Rousseau on the issue of recognition, based on a research problem based on the fact that Jean-Jacques Rousseau woven a theory of recognition and its most prominent features and how Honneth was affected by it. He founded a theory of recognition through personal love, which is considered as a second nature of man, in contrast to self-love as a first nature. Axel Honneth was influenced by his perspective on negative recognition as an antithesis to normal recognition, and he invested this in building his perception of anti-recognition, calling Rousseau the title "theorist of recognition." After it was overlooked in history for the issue of recognition, especially that through the question of recognition, the transition from the normal, healthy state to the satisfactory social condition that recognition was based on in Rousseau's conception.