A Matter of Discourse: Community and Communication in Contemporary Philosophies

Ashgate Publishing (1998)
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The book shows that discourse and community are central issues for communitarianism, feminism, postmodernism and liberation ethics, and reveals how plurality and multiculturalism have become a matter for critical philosophy.

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185972681X   1138608866   9781138608863   9781138608832   9780429464683
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