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Emotional appeals in politics and deliberation
Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy 21 (2):242-260 (2018)
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This is, no doubt, an emotional response, but there are, I believe, occasions when an emotional response is the only intellectually honest one. Brian Barry (1975, p. 332)Deliberative democracy is o...Author's Profile
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