Dialogues with this thinker and Derrida are found in Philosophy in a Time of Terror while his closest American colleague and usual translator is Thomas McCarthy.
"Critical" and "Short" introductions to this philosopher have been written by William Outhwaite and James Gordon Finlayson respectively.  Dialogues with this thinker and Derrida are found in Philosophy in a Time of Terror while his closest American colleague and usual translator is Thomas McCarthy. A discussion of Durkheim, Mead and purposive activity opens the second volume of his best-known work. That volume is called "Lifeworld and System" while volume one is "Reason and Rationalization of Society." Both volumes discuss concepts central to this philosopher's thought, including universal pragmatics and ideal speech situations in deliberative democracy. Also known for his Between Facts and Norms and Structural Transformation of the Public Sphere, FTP, identify this still-living member of the Frankfurt school, a student of Adorno best known for his Theory of Communicative Action.
"Critical" and "Short" introductions to this philosopher have been written by William Outhwaite and James Gordon Finlayson respectively.  
Jurgen {Habermas}