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Chantal Mouffe

Belgian political theorist
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  • agonism

    The Belgian political theorist Chantal Mouffe, on the other hand, arrived at agonism by taking issue with the normative presuppositions of contemporary liberalism, particularly American philosopher John Rawls’s idea that a ā€œreasonable pluralismā€ is a sine qua non of a liberal democratic political order. According to Rawls, any liberal…

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    The Belgian political theorist Chantal Mouffe, on the other hand, arrived at agonism by taking issue with the normative presuppositions of contemporary liberalism, particularly American philosopher John Rawls’s idea that a ā€œreasonable pluralismā€ is a sine qua non of a liberal democratic political order. According to Rawls, any liberal…

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