Practical Philosophy, Civil Liberties, and Poverty

The Monist 67 (4):549-568 (1984)
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Abstract

It is often said nowadays that there has been a great revival of practical philosophy. But the complaint is also sometimes heard that philosophers do not have much practical influence and that, as philosophers, they do too little practical work in public communication and politics. Such statements raise questions about the nature of practical philosophy and about the proper role of philosophers in social and political practice.

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