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POLITICAL JUDGMENT
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102772
Breaking the traditional style of finnish civic activity
/ Lappalainen, Pertti
Lappalainen, Pertti
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2010.
Key Words
Animal Rights
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Political Judgment
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Style
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Civic Activity
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Rational Behavior
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107949
People shall be judge: reflective judgment and constituent power in Kant's philosophy of law
/ Vatter, Miguel
Vatter, Miguel
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2011.
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This essay offers an interpretation of Kant's republicanism in light of the problem of political judgment. Kant is sometimes thought to base his conception of law on an idea of sovereignty drawn from Hobbes and Rousseau, which would leave little room for popular contestation of the state. In this essay, I reconstruct Kant's account of the rule of law by bringing out the importance of his theory of judgment. I argue that for Kant the civil condition is ultimately characterized by a contest between the judgment of the sovereign and the judgment of the people, which corresponds to the determinative and reflective employments of political judgment, respectively. On this view, popular sovereignty is ultimately located in the people's power to judge politically and contest publicly the state.
Key Words
Revolution
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Constituent power
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Kant
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Republicanism
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Political Judgment
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Unpolitical democracy
/ Urbinati, Nadia
Urbinati, Nadia
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2010.
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This paper analyzes critically the appeal the unpolitical is enjoying among contemporary political philosophers who are democracy's friends. Unlike a radical critique of democracy, what I propose to call "criticism from within," takes the form of dissatisfaction with the erosion of an independent mind and impartial judgment per effect of the partisan character of democratic politics. This paper proposes three main criticisms of the actual trend toward unpolitical views of democracy: the first points to the strategic use of deliberation as an antidote against democratic procedures themselves (like voting and majority rule); the second to the negative conception of democracy that the unpolitical aspiration makes visible; and the third to the dissolution of political judgment within a model of judgment that is tailored around justice.
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Deliberation
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Unpolitical
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Antipolitical
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Antidemocracy
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Political Judgment
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Impartial Judgment
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