Perfecting justice in Rawls, Habermas and Honneth a deconstructive perspective
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TextSeries: Continuum studies in political philosophyPublication details: New York Continuum 2012Description: 250pISBN: - 9781441195418
- 320.011 22 BA-P
- JC578 .B35 2012
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-240) and index.
Perfecting justice: an art of the im/possible -- Rawls and the possibility of "ideal theory" -- Rawls and the "undecidability" of the original position procedure -- Habermas and the possibility of popular sovereignty -- Habermas and the perfectibility of deliberative outcomes -- Honneth and the possibility of mutual recognition -- Honneth and moral progress in the quality of recognition relations -- Im/possibility and the cultivation of deconstructive civic attitudes.
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