Cristina Lafont

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Cristina Lafont is affiliated with the following schools: Goethe University Frankfurt, Northwestern University , Rutgers University, Northwestern University

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Cristina Lafont

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Social Philosophy

#13

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#16

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Ethics

#224

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#264

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Logic

#4207

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#5469

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According to Wikipedia, Cristina Lafont is Harold H. and Virginia Anderson Professor of Philosophy at Northwestern University. Biography Lafont graduated 'cum laude' with a Licenciatura in philosophy from the Universidad de Valencia in 1987. From there, she moved to Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität Frankfurt , where she obtained her PhD in philosophy 'summa cum laude' in 1992 under the supervision of Jürgen Habermas. At the same university, she was awarded the Habilitation in the year 2000. Cristina Lafont has held numerous positions as a distinguished lecturer or visiting professor in the English-speaking, Spanish-speaking and German-speaking academic world. She was Visiting professor at the Universidad Autónoma de Mexico , Universidad Carlos III Madrid , Universidad de Oviedo , Lehrbeauftragte at the Johann Wolfgang Goethe Universität Frankfurt. In 2008, she held a Secularity and Value Lecture at the London School of Economics, in 2009 the García Máynez Lectures at the Universidad Autónoma de Mexico , in 2011 she held the Spinoza chair at the University of Amsterdam, and in 2012–13, she was a Fellow at the Berlin Institute for Advanced Study

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Procedural justice? (2003) (282)
Religion and the public sphere (2009) (282)
Religion in the Public Sphere: Remarks on Habermas's Conception of Public Deliberation in Postsecular Societies (2007) (273)
Moral Objectivity and Reasonable Agreement: Can Realism be Reconciled with Kantian Constructivism? (2004) (241)
Deliberation, Participation, and Democratic Legitimacy: Should Deliberative Mini-Publics Shape Public Policy? (2015) (239)
The Linguistic Turn in Hermeneutic Philosophy (1999) (82)
Democracy without Shortcuts (2019) (61)
Is the Ideal of a Deliberative Democracy Coherent (2006) (41)
7. Behind Marx’s Hidden Abode: For an Expanded Conception of Capitalism (2017) (33)
Accountability and global governance: challenging the state-centric conception of human rights (2010) (33)
Can Democracy be Deliberative & Participatory? The Democratic Case for Political Uses of Mini-Publics (2017) (32)
Remarks on Habermas's presentation of "L'avenir de la nature humaine". (2003) (24)
Heidegger, language, and world-disclosure (2000) (22)
Heidegger on meaning and reference (2005) (19)
Alternative visions of a new global order: what should cosmopolitans hope for? (2008) (18)
World Disclosure and Reference (1994) (17)
Human Rights, Sovereignty and the Responsibility to Protect (2015) (12)
Sovereignty and the International Protection of Human Rights (2016) (12)
Heritable Human Genome Editing: The Public Engagement Imperative. (2020) (11)
Chapter 16. Hermeneutics (2007) (10)
Global Governance and Human Rights (2012) (10)
Can a laugh a day keep the doctor away? (1985) (9)
Should We Take the “Human” Out of Human Rights? Human Dignity in a Corporate World (2016) (9)
Meaning and Interpretation: Can Brandomian Scorekeepers be Gadamerian Hermeneuts? (2007) (8)
Heidegger and the Synthetic Apriori (2007) (8)
dalus The Prospects & Limits of Deliberative Democracy (2017) (7)
Is Objectivity Perspectival? Reflexions on Brandom's and Habermas's Pragmatist Conceptions of Objectivity (2002) (7)
Religious pluralism in a deliberative democracy (2014) (6)
Against Anti-Democratic Shortcuts: A Few Replies to Critics (2020) (5)
AGREEMENT AND CONSENT IN KANT AND HABERMAS: CAN KANTIAN CONSTRUCTIVISM BE FRUITFUL FOR DEMOCRATIC THEORY? (2012) (5)
Can democracy go global? (2010) (5)
11. Criticizing Critical Theory (2017) (5)
Neoliberal globalization and the international protection of human rights (2018) (4)
Religion in the Public Sphere (2017) (4)
Pre´cis of Heidegger, Language, and World-disclosure (2002) (4)
Introduction: Critical Theory in Critical Times (2017) (3)
La tradición humboldtiana y el relativismo lingüístico (1999) (3)
Citizens in robes (2017) (3)
Are human rights associative rights? The debate between humanist and political conceptions of human rights revisited (2020) (3)
Critical Theory in Critical Times (2017) (3)
World-Disclosure and Critique: Did Habermas Succeed in Thinking with Heidegger and against Heidegger? (2008) (2)
Selected Essays, vol.1: Towards a Transcendental Semiotics and vol.2: Ethics and the Theory of Rationality by K.-O. Apel (2000) (2)
Heidegger and the Frankfurt School (2018) (2)
Transcendental versus Hermeneutic Phenomenology in Being and Time (2015) (2)
Hermeneutik und linguistic turn (2009) (2)
Truth, knowledge, and reality (1995) (2)
Democracy Disfigured. Opinion, Truth, and the People. By Nadia Urbinati (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2014) (2015) (2)
The Cunning of Law (2014) (2)
30. Communicative Rationality: Vorbereitende Bemerkungen zu einer Theorie des kommunikativen Handelns (Preparatory Remarks for a Theory of Communicative Action, 1971) (2017) (2)
Should we take the “human” out of human rights? (2018) (1)
Continental Philosophy of Language (2015) (1)
1. An Exploration of the Meaning of Transnationalization of Democracy, Using the Example of the European Union (2017) (1)
Correctness and Legitimacy in the Discourse Theory of Law (2012) (1)
Universalismo y pluralismo en la ética del discurso (1997) (1)
5. Neoliberalism and the Economization of Rights (2017) (1)
How Cognitivist is Discourse Ethics (2001) (1)
The Priority of Public Reasons and Religious Forms of Life in Constitutional Democracies (2019) (1)
Review essay: Whose poor are the global poor? (2009) (1)
Pluralism and Global Justice (2011) (1)
A Participatory Conception of Deliberative Democracy (2019) (1)
Critical Theory: The Right and the Good (2008) (1)
Pluralism and universalism in discourse ethics (2018) (1)
Language and the Linguistic Turn (2019) (1)
6. Law and Domination (2017) (1)
Philosophical Foundations of Judicial Review (2016) (1)
Universalization or Threat Advantage? The Difficult Dialogue between Discourse Ethics and the Theory of Rational Choice (2005) (1)
Global Governance and the Problem of the Second Best: The Example of Reforming the World Trade Organization (2019) (1)
Religion in the Public Sphere: Remarks on Habermas’s Conception of Public Deliberation in Postsecular Societies (2020) (1)
Lottocratic Conceptions of Deliberative Democracy (2019) (0)
Inclusion and Accountability in the Public Sphere (2008) (0)
The Democratic Ideal of Self-Government (2019) (0)
Lottocratic Institutions from a Participatory Perspective (2019) (0)
How demanding is human dignity? Remarks on Pablo Gilabert’s dignitarian approach to human rights (2020) (0)
Purely Epistemic Conceptions of Democracy (2019) (0)
A democracy, if we can keep it. Remarks on J. Habermas’ a new structural transformation of the public sphere (2023) (0)
Religious citizens and public reasons (2008) (0)
Can Public Reason Be Inclusive? (2019) (0)
Sticking to the Long Road of Participatory Democracy: Replies to my Critics (2020) (0)
Communicative Action and Rational Choice, by Joseph Heath: Philosophy and Social Criticism (2005) (0)
Introduction: Democracy for Us, Citizens (2019) (0)
Razón e Incertidumbre, by C. Pereda: Logos (1994) (0)
May, Larry.Global Justice and Due Process.Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2011. Pp. ix+250. $102.00 (cloth). (2013) (0)
5. Hermeneutics and the Linguistic Turn (2017) (0)
55. Jürgen Habermas (2015) (0)
45. Communicative Action (2017) (0)
Response to Fabio Wolkenstein’s Review of Democracy without Shortcuts: A Participatory Conception of Deliberative Democracy (2020) (0)
Law, Normativity and Legitimacy: Can Moral Constructivism be fruitful for Legal Theory? (2011) (0)
9. Adorno, Foucault, and the End of Progress (2017) (0)
Remarks of a young Habermasian on Jürgen Habermas’ Also a History of Philosophy (2021) (0)
8. Heidegger and the Synthetic A Priori (2007) (0)
Introduction (2019) (0)
Church and State (2019) (0)
Democracy without Shortcuts : Can Deliberative Minipublics enhance Citizens ’ Democratic Control ? (2018) (0)
8. A Wide Concept of Economy (2017) (0)
Rethinking Party Reform. By Fabio Wolkenstein. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2020. 224p. $80.00 cloth. (2020) (0)
Getting the duty to resist right: Remarks on Candice Delmas’s book a duty to resist: When disobedience should be uncivil (2022) (0)
El giro lingüístico hoy (2006) (0)
Deep Pluralist Conceptions of Democracy (2019) (0)
4. A Critical Theory of Human Rights—Some Groundwork (2017) (0)
A Guide to Heidegger’s Being and Time, by Magda King: The Review of Metaphysics (2002) (0)
Review of Razón e Incertidumbre by C. Pereda (1994) (0)
Selected Essays, vol.1: Towards a Transcendental Semiotics by K.-O. Apel (1998) (0)
Deliberative Democracy and the Problem of the Second Best (2019) (0)
Defending Democratic Participation Against Shortcuts: a Few Replies to Thomas Christiano (2020) (0)
Law's Hermeneutics : Other Investigations (2017) (0)
Global constitutionalism without global democracy? Human rights and human dignity in a corporate world (2020) (0)
2. Democratic Sovereignty and Transnational Law (2017) (0)
A militant defence of democracy: A few replies to my critics (2020) (0)
Language, Continental Philosophy of (2001) (0)
Review essay (2005) (0)
Review of A Guide to Heidegger’s Being and Time by Magda King edited by John Llewelyn (2002) (0)

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