Emancipatory Social Science and Genealogy

Philosophy in the Contemporary World 2 (1):19-26 (1995)
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Abstract

I argue that Habermas’ critique of Nietzsche overlooks the similarities between his conception of an emancipatory social science and Nietzsche’s conception of genealogy. I conclude that it is necessary to disagree with Habermas’ contention that with Nietzsche the critique of modernity abandons its emancipatory content.

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Lee Kerckhove
Palomar College

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