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The peculiar kind of «truths» focused on by Rawls, Habermas and some other authors —a new Holy Family in Social Philosophy— arise from various theoretical constructions of (and for) Scholar-Dreammakers. This study aims to clear up which are the basic fallacies in such approaches. Their «truths» consist essentially of some tautological reasoning: a mere logical entailment, analytic arguments; if taken as empirical statements, their assertions are false or, at least, an enormous exaggeration. That reasoning is built on certain stipulative definitions of «rationality» and straightway they are persuasively introduced as absolute axioms for the field of Practical Reason. This provides an ideology that fits the taste of certain sectors of the academic world, which overlooks how people’s normal thoughts and their ways of acting do in fact work. Such an ideology disguises, particularly, not only the mentality prevailing in actual political behavior, but also the very practice of legal reasoning.—Issues: I. General Aspects. II. Fundamental Features of Essentialism (their main theses lack empirical backing). III. «Universal» Discursive Rationality (tautologies or professorial narcissism?). IV. Eventual «correspondences» on the Logical Level (what «Logic»?: «explanation», «justification», «foundations»). V. Eventual «correspondences» on the Empirical Level (which «practical» effectiveness?). VI. Summary/Conclusion.

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Contra la «santa (charla-) familia»: anclajes básicos de la vocación astronáutica promovida por Rawls, Habermas y otros apóstoles del wishful thinking académico