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In this paper, I will attempt to explore the problem of normativity vis-à-vis the condition of subjectivity as an irreducible “Other.” The focal point of this paper is to explore Derrida’s essay Violence and Metaphysics and elicit the possibility of acquiring a normative sense of ethics in the light of his turn towards Levinas’ philosophy. With this I intend to lay down the fundamental issues regarding subjectivity and objectivity via Honneth’s theory of recognition. At the end of this paper, I will propose the possibility of reaching an equilibrium within the issue of subjective and objective norms.

Eliciting a Sense of Normativity in Derrida through Honneth’s Theory of Recognition