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An interview with Jurgen Habermas conducted by Rainer Erd for Frankfurter Rundschau concentrates on the legacy of the 1968 student protests in West Germany. One part of that legacy is that what was once considered private, such as relations between the sexes, is now debated in the political sphere. Discussed is the criticism that Habermas leveled at the student movement at the time, when he spoke of its "Left fascism." Habermas claims that he used the phrase in a hypothetical question, explained it immediately, & retracted it in 1977. Criticism of Habermas from conservatives began in 1953 when he attacked Martin Heidegger. Public reactions to crises of the state are seen as more subjective, as postmodernism gains ground. The reorientation of German political parties & the cultural transformation of the broad strata of the population are discussed, & comments offered on the debate among German historians about the meaning of the Nazi past & the possibilities of maintaining a political identity while breaking with its more sinister traditions. A. Waters

Author determined key point of understanding the phenomenon of political change in new times concepts. Outlines the specific research policy time. The features of the political changes in understanding of time concepts in Habermas and Jean Baudrillard. Outlines the general features of rethinking political time measurements. Keywords: political phenomenon, political time, the political space, postmodernism, communicative discourse, simulacrum. ; Виокремлено осмислення феномену політичного у новочасних концепціях. Проаналізовано особливості зміни розуміння політичного часу в концепціях Ю. Габермаса та Ж. Бодрійяра. Ключові слова: феномен політичного, політичний час, політичний простір, постмодерн, комунікативний дискурс, симулякр.

Intro -- Jürgen Habermas -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface to the English Edition -- I The Lure of Technocracy -- 1 The Lure of Technocracy -- 2 European Citizens and European Peoples -- 3 Keywords on a Discourse Theory of Law and of the Democratic Constitutional State -- II European Conditions. Continued Interventions -- 4 The Next Step - An Interview -- 5 The Dilemma Facing the Political Parties -- 6 Three Reasons for 'More Europe' -- 7 Democracy or Capitalism? -- III German Jews, Germans and Jews -- 8 Jewish Philosophers and Sociologists as Returnees in the Early Federal Republic of Germany -- 9 Martin Buber - A Philosophy of Dialogue in Its Historical Context -- 10 Our Contemporary Heine -- Notes and References.