Titlebook: Knowing Democracy – A Pragmatist Account of the Epistemic Dimension in Democratic Politics; Michael I. R?ber Book 2020 Springer Nature Swi

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A Pragmatist Theory of Judgmentpressive character starting from an undetermined and problematic situation on the basis of a holistic concept of experience. I will use Dewey’s own juridical metaphor to conceptualize the process of inquiry in terms of a trial by jury, and the resulting judgment as a verdict. It is here in this chap

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Dewey’s Epistemic Argument for Democracy Reconsideredntrasts Dewey’s argument with an alternative pragmatic epistemic argument for democracy that has been pursued by neo-Peircean thinkers Robert Talisse and Cheryl Misak. I agree with the many critics of the neo-Peircean argument that it is too reductionist and that we should favor instead the Deweyan

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Michael I. R?berterials as soils, rocks and ice. The main changes have been connected with the kinematics of the internal structure of geomaterials that influences their streng978-90-481-4638-3978-94-015-8709-9Series ISSN 0924-6118 Series E-ISSN 2213-6940