Titlebook: Does Truth Matter?; Democracy and Public Raf Geenens,Ronald Tinnevelt Book 2009 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. 2009 Democracy.Epistem

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Dipen K. Menon MS.Orth, M.Ch.Orth, FRCS.Orthr solving political problems. Some approaches try this by appealing to a fascinating mathematical result — Condorcet‘s ‘jury theorem’ — but there are fatal obstacles to applying that result to the case of democracy, as I will argue. Epistemic procedural-ism, as we will see, only requires modest epis

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Corinne Siddall,Peter Driscoll,Tim Hodgettsr is a legal philosopher whose central purpose is to go beyond legal positivism and to show that democracy requires the institutionalised superiority of . (Dworkin 1977, pp. 22–28, 71–80). This, he holds, gives the courts the power to interpret the law, and assumes that, even in “hard” legal cases,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-39399-1stimony: a key epistemological problem in the process of democratic deliberation is that of credibility or trustworthiness; this is not a problem to be eliminated, but only one whose possible pernicious consequences must to be checked. In Sect. 6.4, I argue that the pragmatist conception of democrat

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-19439-0is is far from saying that democracy is the only system which falls prey to this infirmity. It is, as I shall suggest, a central irony of Plato‘s radically anti-democratic political philosophy that the truth-seeking contemplation of the forms, which is perhaps the sole activity which he regards as w

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Trauma and Disability in Mad Maxe called democratic, even if only to debate their choice of representatives. But while the pursuit of metaphorical conceptions of public space is clearly a worthwhile endeavour, and one that is doing much to broaden conceptions of democracy, I think it would be a pity to wipe out the literal meaning

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The Ill Patient and Medical Emergenciesracy in general, and that it is hazardous to view them as uniquely important sites for deepening democratic governance..There are two important senses in which the spatiality of the city is considered to be important to debates about democracy. Firstly, cities are favoured spaces for thinking about

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Van diagnostiek naar indicatiestellingce for shouting over a very great distance; and the television screen a kind of enlarged town square. However, the realisation has gradually dawned that these things are not what they seem. A person who has flown someplace has not travelled, and talking to someone on the telephone is something compl