The Nature of Political Theory

130 The Nature of Political Theory on equal terms. The theme of an overt feminist liberal capitalism has not really been develop ...

Bleached Foundations 131 is clear that spheres should not intermix or try to dominate other spheres. He draws a parallel distinc ...

132 The Nature of Political Theory upon intuitive or naturalistic moral beliefs. For Walzer’s (or David Miller’s) pluralist acco ...

Bleached Foundations 133 tested in a theoretical construction. The task of political philosophy, for neo-Kantian rationalism, is ...

134 The Nature of Political Theory If, however, one asks a basic question, ‘what is liberalism?’, then issues become less clear. ...

Bleached Foundations 135 the nature of liberalism, the argument about justice looks in immanent danger, once again, of collapsin ...

136 The Nature of Political Theory Notes Interestingly it may well be that the concept of deliberative democracy is now becomin ...

Bleached Foundations 137 The capacity for controlling one’s life through such purposes, in this argument, is ‘character’. See V ...

138 The Nature of Political Theory This is close to Michael Sandel’s use of the term ‘procedural republic’ for this liberalism, ...

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5 Shoring Up Foundations The conclusion to Part Two was that political theory, despite arguments about its demise, had in fact m ...

142 The Nature of Political Theory not provideanyclear or unambiguous universal foundations. Words do not refer to elementary ob ...

Shoring Up Foundations 143 As argued previously, one critical way of reading the above argument is that it collapses into relati ...

144 The Nature of Political Theory or established manner as to how things are done. Certain kinds of movement—by convention—are ...

Shoring Up Foundations 145 of collapsing,duein large part to a specific abstracted rendering of liberal justice and the argument ...

146 The Nature of Political Theory the concerns of their Idealist predecessors. Equally, both clearly rearticulated (in their ow ...

Shoring Up Foundations 147 experience, then, I take to be experience without presupposition, reservation, arrest or modification ...

148 The Nature of Political Theory and 11). Theory belongs to either of two idioms of inquiry, equivalent to the older ideas ofG ...

Shoring Up Foundations 149 a language of self-enactment, through which the agent (reflectively) communicates and participates in ...