Imagining Modern Democracy Julianne Moses

Imagining Modern Democracy Julianne MosesExamines democracy in the Philippines using the political thought of Jrgen Habermas. Winner of the 2016 Outstanding Scholarly Work Award for the School of Humanities presented by Ateneo de Manila University This book is a pioneering study of Philippine democracy, one of the oldest in the Asian region, vis vis Habermasian critical theory. Proceeding from a concise examination of the theory of law and democracy found in Habermas's Between Facts and

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lead to some conclusions about the importance of art in people's lives and the failure of much recent aesthetic theory to accommodate art's human importance

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ecological and democratic crises to capitalism’s undemocratic use of the surplus

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