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In his lecture “Values and Norms”, Hilary Putnam criticizes Habermas’ Discourse Ethics due to the necessity of a cognitive conception of value, consideration that Habermas would not accept, to lay thoroughly the foundation of the universal status of moral norms. However, Habermas thinks values are not unfamiliar to rational discourse instead this discussion will concern particular themes, and hence it belongs to a sphere different from the universal one. In our work, we will review Putnam’s objections and we will put forward a possible answer in defense of Habermas’ ideas, subsequently we will point out doubts about the approach of the German thinker concerning the axiological rationality because we consider it problematic.

El valor en la ética del discurso: una revisión de las objeciones de Putnam a Habermas y algunas observaciones sobre la racionalidad axiológica