Axel Honneth

Filósofo y sociólogo alemán. Cuenta no oficial sobre Axel Honneth en castellano.

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

@chlouds121600 @goob_priv 😢

[APLV-LM @aplv_lm]

À la Maison Heinrich Heine à Paris : débat avec Axel Honneth - Cycle « Démocraties fragilisées : un retour des autoritarismes ? », lundi 1er juin 2026
https://t.co/HU57fwUKnC

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

@ebah_joemary Dear Ebah JoeMary,
this is NOT the official account of Axel Honneth, but a Spanish account ABOUT him.
In order to get in touch personally I would suggest writing him an email at his address at Columbia University.

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Axel Honneth y la lucha por el reconocimiento.

Nuevo libro de César Ortega en @EditorialTrotta

https://t.co/in6DgPuRcP

[A Terra é redonda @Aterraredonda1]

O soberano trabalhador
Por Gustavo Cunha

Apresentação à edição brasileira do novo livro de Axel Honneth.

https://t.co/CPEDDnHi5r

#aterraéredonda #GustavoCunha

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

@nyrasyrax 😱😱

[Benno Herzog @BennoHerzog]

Llegint junts en el dia de Sant Jordi.

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

@Fire20229 @vvvorvvtorvitor 😳

[Gustau Muñoz @MunozVeiga]

En un diàleg inacabat amb Adorno. Jürgen Habermas, un obituari | País Valencià, Segle XXI, per Axel Honneth https://t.co/LdrKlJ1Myu

[Instituto de Humanidades (UP) @HumanidadesUP]

📢 ¡Nueva publicación! 📢

La profesora Dra. Cecilia Coronado, subdirectora del Instituto de Humanidades, editó el libro «Justice, Recognition, and Institutions: A Dialogue with Axel Honneth», publicado el pasado 23 de marzo por la editorial Springer.

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Justice, Recognition, and Institutions: A Dialogue with Axel Honneth https://t.co/CEDzyqf6yg

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Justicia como reconocimiento: perspectivas y balances..

https://t.co/2RwtFhY50T

[javier de lucas @xdelucas]

Probablemente, nadie conoció mejor a Habermas que @AxelHonneth. Este es el obituario que ha escrito el gran Honneth sobre quien fué su maestro
https://t.co/D3AcEMdpQ0

[Benno Herzog @BennoHerzog]

Un gran intelectual, un gran demócrata y un gran europeo.

https://t.co/PVf5W568rN

[Wilson Castañeda C @WillCastanedaC]

“La injusticia no se limita a la distribución desigual de los bienes materiales, está dada también por amenazas, violencia o restricción de la capacidad de actuar a través de condiciones institucionales o culturales promoviendo la desigualdad, dominación y opresión”. @AxelHonneth

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Ya a la venta.

[VilaWeb @VilaWeb]

📚 Avançament editorial: ‘De la impotència a la revolta’, d’Axel Honneth

🔶 L’editorial Arcàdia publica aquest assaig que porta per subtítol ‘Maneres d’autoemporderar-nos’, traduït per Coral Romà https://t.co/TZtrTbfQxi https://t.co/TZtrTbfQxi

[ARCÀDIA @arcadia_ed]

A través de la imaginació, l’humor i la creació d’espais de reconeixement, l’assaig mostra com els petits gestos poden esdevenir actes de resistència i autoempoderament. Una invitació a pensar com transformar la fragilitat en acció.

Aquest dimarts a totes les llibreries!

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Según Axel Honneth, el amor es “ser uno mismo en el otro”.

Feliz día de San Valentín.
💛🧡❤️🩷💚🩵💙💜
🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈

[Johnathan Bi @JohnathanBi]

This is a really special interview for me. My guest Axel Honneth is one of my first teachers who made me fall in love with philosophy.

In college, my biggest struggle was dealing with my own craving for external validation. I found myself racking up achievements I didn't need, to pursue careers I didn't want, all in order to impress people I didn't particularly like.

When I realized this, I decided that I needed to be free from external validation altogether if I wanted to build a healthy self-esteem. So I deleted all of my social media. I moved to Nepal to practice in a Tibetan monastery: I was genuinely considering renouncing the world. Encountering Axel’s work saved me from this other extreme and made me realize I was operating under a false dichotomy.

The way to build a healthy self-esteem is not by rejecting validation altogether, it is by gaining the right kind of external validation. The right question is not: “how do I stop caring what others think of me?” The right question is: “how, from whom, and when should I care?” That is what you will learn in this interview: how to stop living for others, and discover a life truly your own.

But what moved me even more than Axel's ideas is who he is as a person. As one of the most important philosophers, he spent hours every month taking me 1-on-1 carefully through his works. His generosity showed me what a philosophical life was all about.

This interview is special then because it gave me the opportunity almost a decade later to revisit the works that started my journey into philosophy.

Timestamps:
2:52 All Struggles Are Struggles of Recognition
7:39 Not All Jobs Get Social Esteem
15:29 From Occupy Wall Street to Woke Capital
24:28 The ‘Self’ is a Product of Love
53:23 You Can Demand Rights, Not Esteem
1:20:39 Freedom Requires Recognition
1:35:55 The Overlegalization of America

[Axel Honneth @AxelHonneth]

Axel Honneth y la lucha por el reconocimiento.

Nuevo libro de César Ortega en @EditorialTrotta

https://t.co/in6DgPuRcP