J Eline Garrett
Biographic Data
| ID | 4451231 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Eline Garrett |
| GIVEN NAMES | J Eline |
| FAMILY NAME | Garrett |
| SIGNATURE | GARRETT J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | At the time of the writing, Dorothy E. Vawter and J. Eline Garrett were with the Minnesota Center for Health Care Ethics Project, St. Paul. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
When Parents Govern
Democratic Prudence
While the political competence of ordinary citizens is usually assessed through one-time measurements of their epistemic or moral judgment, this study contributes a new way of thinking about political competence as context- and experience-based. We theorize citizen competence from a grounded perspective, based on an 18-month ethnographic study of ordinary citizens who held two-year positions on school community councils. We find that when given o…
Impartiality in Political Judgment
Is impartiality possible or desirable within the conduct of political judgment? Many philosophers and democratic theorists have answered this question with a resounding “no.” This article provides an affirmative answer to this question based upon the empirical study of deliberative democracy within “mini-publics.” Through a reconstruction of the phenomenology of deliberative democracy within groups, this article offers an alternative conception o…
Minnesota Pandemic Ethics Project Update
Readers of the article by Thomas and Young1 will be interested to know that the Minnesota Pandemic Ethics Project was completed in 2010. A broadly based panel developed frameworks for ethically rationing several types of health resources in a severe influenza pandemic: antiviral medications, N95 respirators, surgical masks, vaccines, and mechanical ventilators. The panel’s recommendations2 are distinguished by (1) the extensive public engagement …
Impartiality in Political Judgment
Is impartiality possible or desirable within the conduct of political judgment? Many philosophers and democratic theorists have answered this question with a resounding “no.” This article provides an affirmative answer to this question based upon the empirical study of deliberative democracy within “mini-publics.” Through a reconstruction of the phenomenology of deliberative democracy within groups, this article offers an alternative conception o…
When Parents Govern
Minnesota Pandemic Ethics Project Update
Readers of the article by Thomas and Young1 will be interested to know that the Minnesota Pandemic Ethics Project was completed in 2010. A broadly based panel developed frameworks for ethically rationing several types of health resources in a severe influenza pandemic: antiviral medications, N95 respirators, surgical masks, vaccines, and mechanical ventilators. The panel’s recommendations2 are distinguished by (1) the extensive public engagement …
Impartiality in Political Judgment
Is impartiality possible or desirable within the conduct of political judgment? Many philosophers and democratic theorists have answered this question with a resounding “no.” This article provides an affirmative answer to this question based upon the empirical study of deliberative democracy within “mini-publics.” Through a reconstruction of the phenomenology of deliberative democracy within groups, this article offers an alternative conception o…
Democratic Prudence
While the political competence of ordinary citizens is usually assessed through one-time measurements of their epistemic or moral judgment, this study contributes a new way of thinking about political competence as context- and experience-based. We theorize citizen competence from a grounded perspective, based on an 18-month ethnographic study of ordinary citizens who held two-year positions on school community councils. We find that when given o…
When Parents Govern
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