… The political metaphor of autonomy—so common that we often forget that it is a political
metaphor—is a product of the eighteenth-century. The political revolutions of that time were …

… ; moreover, any form of knowledge, however enlightened, exerts truth effects that are potentially
… or autonomy, and when they do so, they are more likely to act responsibly toward others. …

… , the Kant of ‘What Is Enlightenment?’ was a good deal more interesting and provocative.”…
’s “stance toward the enlightenment remained a good deal more nuanced and complex than …

… the view that discursive practices are autonomous and … concept of power in order to externalize
self-referential relationships. In his later thinking, he gives up the idea of the autonomous …

… the individual perspective. This communitarian diagnosis is truly enlightening if we want to
… (or reject this notion altogether, or show that their concept of autonomy trumps this one), and (…

… of the compatibility between Enlightenment and the concept of an autonomous work of art
… into the Enlightenment project. Bergk embraces the rationalism of the Enlightenment in the …

… contradict his more consistent assertions about the lack of autonomy within the present … to
adequately describe autonomy. However, Adorno’s use of the term ‘autonomy’ seems to be a …

… autonomy: we act autonomously when we obey those laws which could be accepted by all
concerned on the basis of a public use of their reason. More … to the more or less enlightened …

… autonomy from a feminist perspective. It is this refigured concept that we are calling "relational
autonomy… of autonomy is a kind of conceit or illusion of the Enlightenment conception of …

… regardless whether they believe in autonomy or not. Thus, it is … towards Muslims in Germany.
While we accept that Muslims enjoy toleration in Germany we argue that it is the autonomy-…