Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy

The aim of this paper is to defend an adequate reading of Aristotle’s deliberative rhetoric that allows us to understand practical rationalization as a process of interpretation of human actions. After the consideration of rhetoric as a general human ability that is indispensable for political coexi...

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Main Author: Francisco Arenas Dolz
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Language:English
Published: Icono 14 2013-01-01
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spelling doaj-230afe79ef81471c9206a4aa0524f1c92020-11-25T01:41:40ZengIcono 14La Revista Icono 141697-82932013-01-0111110.7195/ri14.v11i1.518368Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political PhilosophyFrancisco Arenas Dolz0Universitat de ValènciaThe aim of this paper is to defend an adequate reading of Aristotle’s deliberative rhetoric that allows us to understand practical rationalization as a process of interpretation of human actions. After the consideration of rhetoric as a general human ability that is indispensable for political coexistence, the impact of the Aristotelian rhetorical proposal is pressed, not just as a defense of the importance of rhetoric in a democratic society, but also as a novel attempt to understand what it means to speak of practical rationality.https://icono14.net/ojs/index.php/icono14/article/view/518citizen participationcritical thinkingdemocracyethicsmoral educationpolitical philosophy
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Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
La Revista Icono 14
citizen participation
critical thinking
democracy
ethics
moral education
political philosophy
author_facet Francisco Arenas Dolz
author_sort Francisco Arenas Dolz
title Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
title_short Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
title_full Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
title_fullStr Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
title_full_unstemmed Deliberative Democracy, Active Citizenship and Critical Culture: From Aristotle’s Rhetoric to Contemporary Political Philosophy
title_sort deliberative democracy, active citizenship and critical culture: from aristotle’s rhetoric to contemporary political philosophy
publisher Icono 14
series La Revista Icono 14
issn 1697-8293
publishDate 2013-01-01
description The aim of this paper is to defend an adequate reading of Aristotle’s deliberative rhetoric that allows us to understand practical rationalization as a process of interpretation of human actions. After the consideration of rhetoric as a general human ability that is indispensable for political coexistence, the impact of the Aristotelian rhetorical proposal is pressed, not just as a defense of the importance of rhetoric in a democratic society, but also as a novel attempt to understand what it means to speak of practical rationality.
topic citizen participation
critical thinking
democracy
ethics
moral education
political philosophy
url https://icono14.net/ojs/index.php/icono14/article/view/518
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