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ISBN 10: 9042016353
ISBN 13: 978-9042016354
Author: Professor Leszek Koczanowicz, Beth J. Singer
This book presents the work of Polish and American philosophers about Poland's transition from Communist domination to democracy. Among their topics are nationalism, liberalism, law and justice, academic freedom, religion, fascism, and anti-Semitism. Beyond their insights into the ongoing situation in Poland, these essays have broader implications, inspiring reflection on dealing with needed social changes.
One In the Name of the Nation ... in the Name of the Market. What was our Revolution for?
Two Democracy, Ideology, and Nationalism: Democratic Reconstruction and Post-Totalitarian Eastern Europe
Three Post-Communist Transition and Catholicism in Poland
Four Religion and Politics in Poland: Political Discourse, Toleration, and Neutrality
Five After Marxism: Democratic Liberalism and Hegelian Recognition
Six Communitarian Critique of Liberalism and the Problem of Democracy and Pluralism in Poland
Seven Public Reason and Higher Law: Reflections on John Rawls and the Idea of Public Reason
Eight Justification and Public Reason in a Democracy
Nine Public Choice Theory and the Post-Totalitarian State
Ten Academic Freedom and a Democratic Society
Eleven Democracy, the Media, and the Post-Totalitarian Experience
Twelve Internet and Electronic Democracy
Thirteen Detotalitarization and the Ambiguity of Moral Codes
Fourteen Politics of Exclusion and the Lustration Debate
Fifteen Josiah Royce’s Philosophy of Loyalty as a Basis for Democratic Ethics
Sixteen Pragmatism as a Political Philosophy for Emerging Democracies
Seventeen Guiding Post-Totalitarian Economic Democratization Through Deweyan Radical Pragmatism
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