Abstract
The purpose of this article is to study how the famous German philosopher Jurgen Habermas builds his neo-modernist discourse in close relation to the key concepts of postmodernism: the subject and its social role, a postmodern view of history. Habermas in his works describes the acute discussions that exist in modern philosophy and political science about whether today's society continues to belong to the Modern era, and how close to reality are the considerations that it is already living in post-modernity – postmodernism due to fundamental transformations.