No. 65 (2025): Autumn 2025

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Published: 2025-12-09

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Una teoría social que reivindica la centralidad de la religión para comprender las transformaciones de la modernidad.

Diego Fonti, Juan Manuel Saharrea, Claudio Viale

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A social theory that vindicates the centrality of religion in understanding the transformations of modernity. Central aspects of the work of Hans Joas Central aspects of the work of Hans Joas

Diego Fonti, Juan Manuel Saharrea, Claudio Viale

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Artículos

Hans Joas as a Global Thinker

Alejandro Pelfini

16-32
Hans Joas’ Theory of Religion and the Foundations of Modern State

Marcos Breuer

33-45
Democracy, Freedom, and Secularization: John Dewey's Pragmatism in Axel Honneth's Theory of Justice and Hans Joas' Theory of Religion

Germán Arroyo

46-74
Hermeneutical Genealogy of Secularization. JoasʾCritique of the Rationalizations of Weber and Habermas

Jesús Conill

75-98
The Evidence of the BelieverHans Joas´s Reading Max Scheler

Enrique V. Muñoz Pérez

99-114
Creativity and Action Theory. Hans Joas’s Reassessment of John Dewey

Cristina Di Gregori

115-125
Human Action, History and Social Change: Reconstructions of Social Theory in Three Contexts

Björn Wittrock

126-158
World Religions and Social ThoughtFrom Ernst Troeltsch and Max Weber to Jürgen Habermas and Hans Joas

Björn Wittrock

159-197
Réplica

Hans Joas

201-209
Reply

Hans Joas

210-218

Reseñas

El hechizo de la libertad. La teoría de la religión después de Hegel y Nietzsche

Martina Torres Criscuolo

198-200