17a. Johannes Heinrichs - Reflection Systems Theory as a Systematic Alternative (1976-1981)
Part VI: The Systematic Alternatives (1976-1985)
- Framing: The Most Important Philosopher Nobody Has Heard Of
- The Biographical Background - Scholasticism, Dialogics, Breakthrough
- “Reflection as a Social System” (1976) - Resolving the Habermas-Luhmann Controversy
- The Method: Dialectical Subsumption and Integration-through-Differentiation
- The Reception of Hegel - Independence, Not Mere Explication
- Marginalization - Why Heinrichs Remained Unknown
- Systematic Assessment - What Remains of Heinrichs?
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