In our name: the ethics of democracy

Princeton, N.J.: Princeton University Press (2012)
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Preface -- Introduction -- How to value democracy -- Paper stones, the ethics of participation -- Philosophers-citizens -- Superdeliberators -- What is it like to be a citizen? -- Democracy's ethics of belief -- The division of democratic labor -- Representing principles -- Democratic complicity -- Not in my name, macrodemocratic design.

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JC423.B319 2012

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9780691154619

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10.1515/9781400842384

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Contents.Eric Beerbohm
Preface.Eric Beerbohm
Introduction.  (pages 1-24)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 1. How to Value Democracy.  (pages 25-50)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 2. Paper Stones: The Ethics of Participation.  (pages 51-81)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 3. Philosophers-Citizens.  (pages 82-104)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 4. Superdeliberators.  (pages 105-124)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 5. What Is It Like to Be a Citizen?  (pages 125-141)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 6. Democracy’s Ethics of Belief.  (pages 142-165)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 7. The Division of Democratic Labor.  (pages 166-192)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 8. Representing Principles.  (pages 193-225)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 9. Democratic Complicity.  (pages 226-251)Eric Beerbohm
Chapter 10. Not in My Name: Macrodemocratic Design.  (pages 252-277)Eric Beerbohm
Conclusion.  (pages 278-286)Eric Beerbohm
Notes.  (pages 287-326)Eric Beerbohm
Bibliography.  (pages 327-342)Eric Beerbohm
Index.  (pages 343-352)Eric Beerbohm

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