Transnationale Vergesellschaftungen 2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-18971-0_80
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Normative Paradoxien der Gegenwart

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“…Today, the appeal to the idea that subjects understand their occupations not as fulfilling social duties but rather as steps in their experimental self-realization justifies dismantling the privilege of membership in a firm, dissolving legal status guarantees and expecting increased flexibility. 26 For Honneth, something similar has happened to the performance principle, which continues to form the normative basis for the competition for respect and status in capitalist economic life. While it was originally erected against the undeserved wealth of the aristocracy, was successfully used by the labour movement to gain better wages and social security for its members and was finally deployed by the women's movement to enhance the social status of housework, this principle of recognition has in recent years been so recoined by ideological campaigns that it no longer seems to reward abilities or actual effort, but only professional success as measured monetarily.…”
Section: A Genealogy Of the Paradoxes Of Neoliberal Capitalismmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Today, the appeal to the idea that subjects understand their occupations not as fulfilling social duties but rather as steps in their experimental self-realization justifies dismantling the privilege of membership in a firm, dissolving legal status guarantees and expecting increased flexibility. 26 For Honneth, something similar has happened to the performance principle, which continues to form the normative basis for the competition for respect and status in capitalist economic life. While it was originally erected against the undeserved wealth of the aristocracy, was successfully used by the labour movement to gain better wages and social security for its members and was finally deployed by the women's movement to enhance the social status of housework, this principle of recognition has in recent years been so recoined by ideological campaigns that it no longer seems to reward abilities or actual effort, but only professional success as measured monetarily.…”
Section: A Genealogy Of the Paradoxes Of Neoliberal Capitalismmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Böyle bir tanınma ise ancak öznelerin uygulamalarını tanınmaya değer olarak kabul etmeye imkân tanıyan ortak değerler ufkunun varlığını gerektirmektedir. Honneth'ın tanınma teorisi anayasal ve liberal toplumların koşullarını esas almaktadır (Honneth, 2002).…”
Section: Tanınma Ve Normatif çElişki Modeliunclassified
“…Die Entwicklung stellt sich als paradox dar: Traten ursprünglich Reformgruppen und soziale Bewegungen mit dem emanzipatorischen Anspruch an, wider als unfrei empfundene Strukturen ein neues, freimachendes Ideal stark zu machen, wandelt sich dieses im Zuge seiner gesellschaftlichen Durchsetzung und Institutionalisierung. Die Bemühungen um Verbesserung entfalten eine selbstdestruktive Dynamik, so dass die erstrebenswerte Norm schließlich ihren Freiheitscharakter verliert und womöglich sogar dazu dient, gesteigerte Autorität und Kontrolle zu rechtfertigen (Honneth/Sutterlüty, 2011). Honneth schildert eine solche Entwicklung mit Blick auf die moderne Arbeitswelt anhand der Idee der Selbstverwirklichung: Einst dem reformerischen Impetus der 1968er-Bewegung erwachsen, eröffneten sich zunächst neue Möglichkeiten individueller Lebensgestaltung, doch wichen diese allmählich "institutionalisierten Erwartungsmustern" (Honneth 2002, 146), sich in origineller Weise selbst zu verwirklichen und damit einen Lebensstil zu pflegen, der sich auf dem gegenwärtigen Arbeitsmarkt als Quelle von Produktivität erweist.…”
Section: Der ‚Eigene Tod': Gemeinsamkeiten Der Sterbeidealeunclassified