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The "Recognition Turn" in Critical Theory as a Communication Theory for Peace
Ed McLuskie
Communication Department
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Discourse
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Communication Theory
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Critical Theory
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Communicative Action
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Mutual recognition
100%
Articulation
50%
Action
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Reflexive
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Continuation
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Peace studies
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Communication Theory
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Peace
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Critical Theory
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Theory of Communicative Action
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Mutual Recognition
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Peace Studies
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Recurring
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Reflexive
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Project-based
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Democratic Discourse
25%
Democratic Interaction
25%
Critical Diagnosis
25%
Action Perspectives
25%
Rational Discourse
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Social Sciences
Discourse
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Critical-Theory
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Communication Theory
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Communicative Action
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Economic and Social Development
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Peace Study
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