Titlebook: Satire, Lies and Politics; The Case of Dr Arbut Conal Condren Book 1997 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1997

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A System of Politicsa around us. We take it for granted that we live in political systems, but to understand our habitat requires first that we have concepts of the political and of a system. These are neither self-evident nor invariant. But precisely because we do take living in a political system as a given, we may w

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Casuistryavellianism, it was nevertheless, as it still remains, a dimension of any serious moral reflection.. Only a little needs to be said about it here as a preliminary for the more specific context of the casuistry of lying. In fact, because of casuistry’s reputation for diminished moral responsibility,

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Political Lyinghave been seen as an age of dissimulation. At the Gun- Powder Plot end of the seventeenth century, the catholic Anthony Copley attacked the Jesuits for their ‘Art’ in manipulating ‘half fac’d Tearmes’ and ‘whole and demi dublings’1 Thomas Morton’s ., excoriated against equivocation, ‘the notablest A

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Topicality and the Limits of Party Commitmently accepting of their lot but from any evidence of this one cannot infer an established political stability. Unrest does not have to come from below and seventeenth-century experience strongly suggested that the political nation itself was a prime source of intermittently organized instability.