- Alienation
- Commodification/Reification
- Ideology
- +۶ مورد دیگر
Prof. Dr. Rahel Jaeggi is a Professor of Practical Philosophy, Legal Philosophy, and Social Philosophy at Humboldt University of Berlin and director of the Center for Social Critique since 2018. She has held visiting professorships at Yale University, Fudan University (Shanghai), and the New School for Social Research (New York), and was a fellow at Princeton University's Institute for Advanced Study. Her research centers on critical theory and includes concepts such as Alienation , Commodification/Reification , Life Forms , and Solidarity . Her publications, including collaborations with Nancy Fraser and R. Celikates, critically examine capitalism, social institutions, and modern political-philosophical debates. Recent works like Progress and Regression (2023) and Capitalism - A Conversation in Critical Theory (2018) analyze systemic social structures and their impact on human agency. Earlier monographs, such as Critique of Forms of Life (2014) and Alienation (2016), establish her as a leading voice in contemporary Marxist and Frankfurt School traditions. Scientific Awards Fellow of the British Academy (FBA) Fellow at Princeton University's Institute for Advanced Study Jaeggi supervises doctoral students, including Philipp Jabold , whose dissertation on the world market under globalization is supported by the DFG-funded Research Training Group. Thesis supervision requires prior course engagement with her work, and she mandates participation in colloquia for master's candidates.