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         mation  and  Response,”  Continuum  8  (1970) :123-133,  and  “On  system-
         atically  distorted  Communication,”  Inquiry  13  (1970)  :205-218.]}
           34.  In  this  context  I  am  primarily  emphasizing  the  difference  between
         rationalization  processes  attaching  to  the  different  aspects  of  action.  Marx
         attempted  to  conceive  the  zmity  of  these  rationalization  processes,  draw-
         ing  on  the  Hegelian  dialectic  to  characterize  the  relation  of  the  individual
         to  society  in  the  precapitalist,  capitalist,  and  postcapitalist  periods.  C.
         Gould  makes  an  interesting  attempt  at  reconstruction  in  Marx’s  Social
         Ontology  (Cambridge,  Mass.,  1978).
           35.  J.  H.  Flavell,  “An  Analysis  of  Cognitive  Developmental  Sequences,”
         Genetic  Psychology  Monographs  86  (1972)  :279-350.
           36.  M.  Godelier,  Rationalité  et  irvationalité  en  économie  (Patis,  1966),
         and  Perspectives  in  Marxist  Anthropology  (Cambridge,  1976).  Godelier’s
         work  is,  of  course,  based  on  that  of  Levi-Scrauss.
           37.  L.  Goldmann,  Structures  Mentales  et  Création  Culturelle  (Paris,
         1970),  Marxisme  et  Sciences  Humaines  (Paris,  1970),  and  La  Création
         Culturelle  dans  la  Société  Moderne  (Paris,  1971).   —
           38.  A.  Touraine,  Production  de  la  Société  (Paris,  1972),  and  Pour  la
         Sociologie  (Paris,  1974).
           39.  M.  Vester,  Die  Entstehung  des  Proletariats  als  Lernprozess  (Frank-
         furt,  1970);  and  O.  Negt  and  A.  Kluge,  Offentlichkeit  und  Erfahrung
         (Frankfurt,  1972).
           40.  C.  Offe,  Strukturprobleme  des  kapitalistischen  Staates  (Frankfurt,
         1972);  cf.  also  M.  Janicke,  Politische  Systemkrisen  (K6éln,  1973);  and
         W.  D.  Narr  and  C.  Offe,  eds,  Wohlfahrisstaat  und  Massenloyalitat
         (Koln,  1975).
           41.  C,  Offe,  Berufsbildungsreform  (Frankfurt,  1975).
           42.  T.  W.  Adorno,  “Kultur  und  Verwaltung,”  in  Soziologische  Schrift-
         en  1,  Gesammelte  Schviften,  vol.  8,  pp.  122-146,  and  “Spatkapitalismus
         oder  Industriegesellachaft,”  ibid.,  pp.  354-372.
           43.  M.  Greiffenhagen,  ed.,  Demokratisierung  in  Staat  und  Gesellschaft
         (Munich,  1973);  and  H.  von  Hentig,  Die  Wiederherstellung  der  Politik
         (Stuttgart,  1973).
           44.  {In  the  original  there  follow  two  paragraphs  in  which  Habermas
         outlines  the  contents  of  the  book,  acknowledges  the  contributions  of  R.
         Dobert  and  K.  Eder  to  the  ideas  developed  therein,  and  again  empha-
         sizes  their  programmatic  character.
                                       ]
         Notes  to  “Toward  a  Reconstruction  of  Historical  Materialism’

           x.  In  the  first  part  of  The  German  Ideology  and  in  the  preface  to  A
         Contribution  to  the  Critique  of  Political  Economy.
           2.  On  the  relationship  of  the  assessments  of  historical  materialism  by
         Marx  and  Engels,  cf.  L.  Krader,  Ethnologie  und  Anthropologie  bei  Marx
         (Miinchen,  1973).
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