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TakingCommunitySeriously?
2.c.AnalysisofPluralismandDisharmony.................
61
Conclusions.........................................
65
ChapterIII:THESELF-GOVERNMENTOFTHEENCUMBERED
SELVES:MICHAELJ.SANDEL’SLONGINGSFOR
THEREPUBLICANTRADITION
Introduction.........................................
67
1.a.TheEncumberedSelfDescribed......................
68
1.b.TheRepublicanCommunity.........................
71
2.a.ProblemswithSandelianSelves......................
73
2.b.TheRepublicanCommunityRevisited.................
76
Conclusions.........................................
81
ChapterIV:MUTUALRECOGNITIONOFDIALOGICAL
SELVES:CHARLESTAYLOR’SHOLISTICORDERTHROUGH
ARTICULATION
Introduction.........................................
83
1.a.Taylor’sVisionoftheDialogicalSelf..................
84
1.b.TheGoalsandtheGoods...........................
86
1.c.RecognitioninPolitics.............................
88
2.a.DoesDialogExcludeAtomism?......................
91
2.b.DoesLogosNeedAffirmation?......................
93
2.c.WhoReallyNeedsRecognition?......................
99
Conclusions.........................................102
ChapterV:VIRTUES,PRACTICES,GOODS,ANDTRADITIONS:
ALASDAIRMACINTYRE’SALTERNATIVETOLIBERAL
INDIVIDUALISM
Introduction.........................................103
1.a.TheDependent,Rational,andSocialAnimal...........104
1.b.IncommensurabilityofGoodsandTraditions?...........110
1.c.Statevs.Community...............................114
2.a&b.IsMacIntyreaRealist?Contextualism
and/orUniversalism..................................117
2.c.WhyandHowtoStayLocal?........................122
Conclusions.........................................125
GENERALCONCLUSIONS:REALITYANDHOPE?...........127
BIBLIOGRAPHY........................................143
