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Public Choice vs. Deliberative Democracy
Sinopsis
Rational Choice defines 8216raionality8217as
a hierarchical ordering of preferences. Public
Choice applies this economic rationality to
voting and politics. But the deliberative
democracy of Rawls and Habermas is not a market
good. It is concerned with the debate leading up
to a decision in the market or in politics, which
can inspire us to redefine the common goods that
shape our lives, perhaps reprioritizing our
preferences. A market transaction is never made
if one changes one8217smind halfway through the
purchase. But Rawls and Habermas think there are
no moral facts until constructed by their
procedure of deliberation. So as an alternative,
I look at the eclectic epistemology of virtue
realism as a means of analyzing
today8217sculture war of misinformation.
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Choice
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Rational Choice defines 8216raionality8217as
a hierarchical
ordering of preferences.
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Public Choice applies this economic rationality
to voting and politics. But the
deliberative democracy of Rawls and Habermas is
not a market good. It is concerned with the
debate leading up to a decision in the market or
in politics, which can inspire us to redefine the
common goods that shape our lives, perhaps
reprioritizing our preferences. A market
transaction is never made if one changes
one8217smind halfway through the purchase. But
Rawls and Habermas think there are no moral facts
until constructed by their procedure of
deliberation. So as an alternative, I look at the
eclectic epistemology of virtue realism as a
means of analyzing today8217sculture war of
misinformation.
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