1998
DOI: 10.1080/00335639809384224
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Rhetoric in the public sphere and the discourse of law and democracy

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“…Indeed, “what is directly followable” cannot be equated with what can be logically deduced from or rationally justified with the indicative sentences that are characteristic of the Habermasian “validity claims.” Rather, the audience/readers are “pulled at by a far more compelling part of our human make‐up than our intellectual presumptions and expectations” (Gallie, , p. 45). Habermas's preoccupation with the “communicative liquification” of the symbolic space (Alexander, , p. 70) leaves us only with an impoverished understanding of how culture changes over time (Peters, , p. 565; see also Hohmann, ).…”
Section: Beyond Justification: Social Performance As Critiquementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Indeed, “what is directly followable” cannot be equated with what can be logically deduced from or rationally justified with the indicative sentences that are characteristic of the Habermasian “validity claims.” Rather, the audience/readers are “pulled at by a far more compelling part of our human make‐up than our intellectual presumptions and expectations” (Gallie, , p. 45). Habermas's preoccupation with the “communicative liquification” of the symbolic space (Alexander, , p. 70) leaves us only with an impoverished understanding of how culture changes over time (Peters, , p. 565; see also Hohmann, ).…”
Section: Beyond Justification: Social Performance As Critiquementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rather, the audience/readers are "pulled at by a far more compelling part of our human make-up than our intellectual presumptions and expectations" (Gallie, 1964, p. 45). Habermas's preoccupation with the "communicative liquification" of the symbolic space (Alexander, 1991, p. 70) leaves us only with an impoverished understanding of how culture changes over time (Peters, 1993, p. 565; see also Hohmann, 1998).…”
Section: Beyond Justification: Social Performance As Critiquementioning
confidence: 99%