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Núm. 27 (2012): Rhetoric, ethics and democracy

Publicado: 2015-01-26

Presentación

Introduction: Rhetoric, Ethics and Democracy

José María Rosales, Manuel Toscano

5-7
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Artículos

Parliamentary Procedure as an Inventory of Disputes: A Comparison between Jeremy Bentham and Thomas Erskine May

Kari Palonen

13-23
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Debating Societies, the Art of Rhetoric and the British House of Commons: Parliamentary Culture of Debate before and after the 1832 Reform Act

Taru Haapala

25-35
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Disputing the ‘(Un)parliamentary’: Learning Rules of Debate in the Early Finnish "Eduskunta"

Onni Pekonen

37-48
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Paradoxes of Emancipation

Cristina Lasa Ochoteco

51-61
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John Stuart Mill’s Idea of History: A Rhetoric of Progress

Rosario López

63-74
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Of Locke’s Presence

Tapani Turkka

75-85
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Intentions and Cooperative Activity: Explaining Cooperation in Light of Bratman’s Notion of Shared Intention

Irene Boragno

87-97
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The Concept of ‘Human Dignity’ in the Post-War Human Rights Debates

Hanna-Mari Kivistö

99-108
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Language Rights as Collective Rights: Some Conceptual Considerations on Language Rights

Manuel Toscano Méndez

109-118
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The Lost Language of Democracy: Anti-rhetorical Traits in Research on Democratisation and the Interwar Crisis of Democracy

Jussi Kurunmäki

121-130
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Are We at Home in a Liberal Democracy? Metaphorology and Political Philosophy

Antonio Rivera García

131-141
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Emergency Rhetoric in the US Congress: Debating the National Emergencies Act of 1976

Anna Kronlund

143-154
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Democracy as a Way of Life: Critical Reflections on a Deweyan Theme

José María Rosales

155-165
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