Volume 44 Number 7 September 2018

Philosophy and Social Criticism

Contents

Special Issue: Tribute to Charles Taylor

Guest Editors: Ulf Bohmann, Gesche Keding and Hartmut Rosa

Introduction
Mapping Charles Taylor 725
Ulf Bohmann, Gesche Keding, and Hartmut Rosa

Short Reflections
A strong evaluator 734
Jocelyn Maclure

A capacious mind 736

Steven Lukes

Charles Taylor, today, yesterday, and tomorrow 739

William E. Connolly

The creature of language: Three postcards to Chuck 741

Eduardo Mendieta

The art of holding opposites together 745

Alessandro Ferrara

Seeing differently, or: How I discovered the Sources of the Self 748
Michael Kühnlein

Ordinary life 751

Nicholas H. Smith

Dialogical animals 754

James Tully

Charles Taylor as polemicist 756

Hans Joas

For Charles Taylor: An appreciation 759

Nancy Fraser
Charles Taylor and dramatic narrative: Argument and genre 761
Alasdair MacIntyre

Philosophy and self-expression 764

Arto Laitinen

Higher goods and common goods: Strong evaluation in social life 767
Maeve Cooke

Thinking better of ourselves 771

Craig Calhoun

Taylor’s Hegel 773

Axel Honneth

Encounters with and impulses from Charles Taylor 775

Ludwig Nagl

Enlarging the dialogue 779

Richard J. Bernstein

Resonance – A key concept in the philosophy of Charles Taylor 781

Jürgen Goldstein

Cultures of democracy 784

Darı´o Montero

Essays in retrieval: Charles Taylor as a theorist of historical change 787

Paolo Costa

Freedom – A silent but significant thread across Taylor’s oeuvre 790

Ruth Abbey

The power of recognition: When Charles Taylor parsed personal identity 793
Amy Gutmann

Charles Taylor at the front line in Canadian politics 796

Guy Laforest

A letter to an old friend and colleague on his birthday 800

Jürgen Habermas

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