4 The Publicity of Reason

Yearbook for Eastern and Western Philosophy 2016 (1):27-38 (2016)
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Which role does publicity play in an adequate theory of individual and collective reasoning? To analyze the role publicity should play in our societies in solving societal problems, I will start, in the first part, with some general remarks about problems and problem solving. In the second part, I will deal with the role responsible reasoning plays in problem solving. Finally, I will argue that, and why, the public use of reason is necessary for finding the best solutions for problems in society.

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Stefan Gosepath
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