协商理想的哲学起源

S. Chambers
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协商民主是民主理论相对较新的发展。但是,协商民主的理论家和实践者往往需要回溯到遥远的哲学和理论资源来发展其核心思想。本章追溯了其中的一些来源和观点。由于协商民主本身是一个有争议的理论,本章并没有呈现一个关于知识遗产的线性故事。相反,它利用各种不同的来源来识别不同的理想,这些理想在不同版本的审议和审议民主中得到强调。其哲学渊源包括亚里士多德、卢梭、康德、密尔、杜威和美国实用主义、罗尔斯、哈贝马斯等。本章特别关注不同的哲学来源对协商民主的认识论和规范性要求之间的平衡的看法。
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The Philosophic Origins of Deliberative Ideals
Deliberative democracy is a relatively recent development in democratic theory. But the theorists and practitioners of deliberative democracy often reach far back for philosophical and theoretic resources to develop the core ideas. This chapter traces some of those sources and ideas. As deliberative democracy is itself a somewhat contested theory, the chapter does not present a linear story of intellectual heritage. Instead it draws on a variety of sometimes disparate sources to identify different ideals that become stressed in different versions of deliberation and deliberative democracy. The philosophic sources canvased include Aristotle, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Immanuel Kant, John Stuart Mill, John Dewey and American Pragmatism, John Rawls, and Jürgen Habermas. The chapter pays special attention to the way different philosophical sources speak to the balance between the epistemic and normative claims of deliberative democracy.
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