Titlebook: Political Encounters; A Hermeneutic Inquir Ruairidh J. Brown Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

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The View from Inside: Introducing the Hermeneutical Concept of Encounter,utic circle of understanding. He theorises how, from these existential experiences, one is able to come to an understanding of both self and world. The implications of this for interpreting the situation of Political Obligational are related to throughout.

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Book 2019sidered as an issue to be solved, but a central condition of existence to be investigated and understood. The book launches a hermeneutic inquiry into how this relationship of obligation is constructed through encounters in which the citizen comes face-to-face with the existential manifestations of

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Book 2019. The notion of encounter is then developed into a hermeneutic approach capable of uncovering and interpreting the arguments, ideas, and narratives of obligation as are communicated in political communities. Finally, the limitations of this approach are considered in reference to the concerns of the Post-truth era.     .

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The Oppressor and the Oppressed: Marxist and Other Critical Paradigms of Obligation,iate the perspective of citizens who feel genuine affection for political authority. This limitation is encapsulated in the notion of ‘false consciousness’: the idea that perceptions which do not correlate with the Critical Approach are by virtue ‘false’.

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Political Obligation in a Post-truth Era: Limitations, Critique and a Defence of the Approach Through the Encounter,cognising the limitation caused by a lack of normative evaluation, but nonetheless seeking to avoid the adoption of an external moral and epistemic framework, Brown concludes by hypothesising how normative assessment might be drawn from the logic of the situation of Political Obligation itself.