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For Habermas’s Universal Pragmatics general conditions of re-thinking [Abstract] “universal pragmatics” is the analysis of speech acts, of language, communication functions of the speaker and the listener relationship. They both described how to achieve mutual understanding through the language and the same doctrine. Universal pragmatics reconstruction may be mutual understanding of the general conditions: First, the speech act of the “dual structure” theory, the second is the interaction type, presentation type, performance type and regulation of exchanges in the form of four different types of “honor” principle of validity claims, third is the “ideal communication community” and “counterfactual in First” principle. [Paper Keywords] Habermas, universal pragmatics, in general terms, theory of communicative action First, the concept of universal pragmatics Habermas is committed to linguistic exchanges as the center of an explanation, and thus proposed the famous theory of communicative action. In his view the so-called communicative action is mediated by language, people have the problem of communicative action never left language. so he investigate the theory of communicative action, it will be the discussion of language issues into a critical position. in the actual process, he also was cut by the use of language communication problem issues. He is represented by language and language use of manpower, established his theory of universal pragmatics. “universal pragmatics” is the analysis of speech acts, of language, communication functions, the speaker and the listener of the relationship between the two explained how they to achieve mutual understanding through language and consistent doctrine. He generally Pragmatic argument: the modern rational sense to be a questioning of the “process”, that people through language exchanges reached a specific “consensus.” This species in the exchanges carried out during the general consensus is that a rational proc