Stanley Cavell's democratic perfectionism: community, individuality and post-truth politics

New York, NY: Cambridge University Press (2023)
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Despite his significant influence across the humanities, Cavell's work has attracted little attention from political theorists. This book addresses that gap by explicating the political dimensions of his thought and placing it in conversation with contemporary debates within the discipline, focusing on the challenge of post-truth politics.

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