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This page needs to be edited. Apart from basic grammatical errors, it doesn't seem to actually provide an overview of Habermas' critique beyond one or two big points. It also needs to be checked for accuracy. Perhaps this could become a better entry if someone were able to provide something close to a summary for each of the twelve lectures/chapters in the book? I, unfortunately, haven't read it yet. Whatwhatwiki (talk) 23:32, 25 March 2009 (UTC)Reply

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