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Talisse's Epistemic Justification of Democracy Reconsidered
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Talisse's Epistemic Justification of Democracy Reconsidered

Contemporary pragmatism, v 10(1), pp 131-143
01 Jun 2013

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Arts & Humanities Philosophy
Paul Ott offers three related arguments that Robert Talisse's epistemic conception of democracy fails. Together, they are intended to support the proposition that a Deweyan approach to democracy provides a better explanatory basis for how to facilitate democracy. I argue that each argument provided by Ott fails. As a result, they do not reflect a successful critique of the Talisse's conception of democracy. Nor do they provide support for Ott's defense of Dewey. I close by offering a more promising line of criticism against Talisse's epistemic justification.

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