‘Sehnsucht Dorthin’: A response to Rasmussen and Flynn

Philosophy and Social Criticism 35 (9):1133-1142 (2009)
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In my response I take issue mainly with the conception of ‘political liberalism’, as defended by David Rasmussen, and of ‘civic republicanism’, as championed by Bernard Flynn. In opposition to the interest-based individualism of the former, and the state-centered conception of the latter, I support the perspective of an ethically sustained and pluralistic democracy, where democratic politics means the open-ended striving for the ‘good life’ of all people

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