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Discourse, Debate and Democracy : Readings from Controversia - An International Journal of Debate and Democratic Renewal.
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
International Debate Education Association,
2008.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Contents
- Introduction
- I. From “Introducing Controversia�
- II. Article Selections for Discourse Debate and Democracy
- PART ONE: Argumentation, Debate, and Democracy
- The Argumentation Theorist in Deliberative Democracy
- Abstract
- Introduction
- I: The Idea of Deliberative Democracy
- II: The Influence of the Argumentation Theorist as Educator: Achieving Transfer
- III: The Status of the Argumentation Theorist: Expert Authority or Vicarious Participant?
- Democracy and Argumentation
- Abstract
- Argumentation in the Political Context of DemocracyDevelopments Towards Democracy
- The Eastern European Syllogism
- Democracy as “Organised Uncertainty�
- The Modern Conception of Democracy
- The Classical Conception of Democracy
- Democracy as an Organisational System
- Participatory Democracy and Critical Discussion
- Higher Order Conditions for Critical Discussion
- The Role of Argumentation in Democratic Change
- The Rhetorical Phronimos: Political Wisdom in Postmodernity
- Abstract
- “Rational� Citizens and Their Political Realms
- Aristotle�s Theory of KnowledgePhronesis and the Role of Rhetoric and Dialectic
- Practical Wisdom and Its Areas of Application
- Dialogue versus Deconstruction
- Critical Political Theory and the Rhetorical Phronimos
- Identity Construction and Political Wisdom
- Power and Force in Argumentation: A Dialogic Response
- Abstract
- PART I: Power and Force in Argumentation
- Navigating Dangerous Deliberative Waters: Shallow Argument Pools, Group Polarization and Public Debate Pedagogy in Southeast Europe*
- Abstract
- €?Balkanization� and Group PolarizationPublic Debate and Group Depolarization
- Closed Fist or Open Palm?
- PART TWO: Public Argument, Public Policy, and Democratization
- Manifest Destiny on a Global Scale: The U.S. War on Terrorism
- Abstract
- Revoking Individual Identity
- Revoking National Identity
- Revoking Religious Identity
- The Doctrine of Global Manifest Destiny
- NOTES
- Hypocrisy and Hatred
- Abstract
- Between the Arab Street and the Arab Basement: Dimensions of Civility & Civil Society in American Public Diplomacy
- Abstract
- Islamic Publics as the Object of American Foreign PolicyReclaiming Civility from within Civil Society
- Engaging Islamic Publics: American Public Diplomacy
- Miscommunication�The Distortion of Civility
- Moderates and Messengers: Separating Islamic publics
- Conclusions
- NOTES
- WORKS CITED
- We�ll Guarantee Freedom When We Can Afford It: The Free Market, the Russian Constitution, and the Rhetoric of Boris Yeltsin
- II. Viable Constitutionalism
- III. The Road to the Russian Constitution
- III. Yeltsin�s “Democratic Coup�