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Law, Pragmatism, and Democracy
Richard A. Posner (ed.)
Harvard University Press (2003)
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1. Pragmatism: Philosophical versus everyday. 2. Legal pragmatism. 3. John Dewey on Democracy and law. 4. Two concepts of democracy. 5. Democracy defended. 6. The concepts applied.
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