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Talking Politics is a philosophical examination of some of the basic concepts of political discourse. It focuses not on the works of political theorists but on ordinary political discourse--the talk of politicians, journalists and the public. The book examines concepts, such as the political, the moral and the people, which are often taken for granted in theoretical writings. Arranged thematically around topics such as "nation," the book presents comprehensive entries with cross-references and suggestions for further reading. The questions addressed include: whether everything is unavoidably political; if words like "unity" or "consensus" are merely hallucinogenic; and if politicians must be immoral or amoral.

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Paperback
2006 · Taylor & Francis Group
EN
9781134840601
Paperback
2006 · Taylor & Francis Group
332 pp · EN
9780203022115
Paperback
2006 · Taylor & Francis Group
332 pp · EN
9781134840571
Paperback
2006 · Taylor & Francis Group
EN
9781134840595
Paperback
2006 · Taylor & Francis Group
332 pp · EN
9781134840557

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