Jeremy Neill
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3792609 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jeremy Neill |
| PRENOMES | Jeremy |
| SOBRENOME | Neill |
| ASSINATURA | NEILL J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Houston Christian University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 5 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| OBRAS COMO AUTOR | 5 |
| OBRAS COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Fact of the matter
In this article, I argue that the fact of reasonable pluralism (FRP) – a famous Rawlsian assumption about the intellectual demographics of liberal democracies – is not as self-evident as is sometimes thought. The problem with the FRP is that in Political Liberalism Rawls is treating the freedoms and burdens story as being sufficient – in itself – to explain the demographics of reasonable pluralism. The inadequacy of the freedoms and burdens story…
The Gauthier Contract
Deliberative Institutions and Conversational Participation in Liberal Democracies
Deliberative democracy is an account of legitimacy and participation whose purposes are to produce justifiable political outcomes and to involve the citizens in pro ductive conversations with each other. This article argues for a greater reliance on the efforts of local conversational participants in the institutional construction process. Be cause of their epistemic advantages, local participants are usually the agents who are most optimally pos…
Political Involvement and Religious Compromises
The risks of modern politics are significant enough that religious believers ought to be making greater efforts than many of them are currently doing to think soberly about the effects of their political participation. In this article I argue that Stanley Hauerwas’s most recent approach to political participation is a promising one but that there are further measures that are equally profitable as ways of facilitating the public witness of the fa…
This is a most disgusting case
“This is a most disgusting case”: Imperial Policy, Class and Gender in the “Rangoon Outrage” of 1899 Jeremy Neill Introduction On an otherwise unremarkable Easter Sunday, 1899, a middle-aged Burmese woman named Ma Gun was returning from prayer at the Shwedagon Pagoda, on the grounds of the British Army Cantonment in Rangoon. In the cantonment, the newly arrived West Kent Regiment was in quarantine due to a smallpox outbreak in Rangoon. Most of th…
This is a most disgusting case
“This is a most disgusting case”: Imperial Policy, Class and Gender in the “Rangoon Outrage” of 1899 Jeremy Neill Introduction On an otherwise unremarkable Easter Sunday, 1899, a middle-aged Burmese woman named Ma Gun was returning from prayer at the Shwedagon Pagoda, on the grounds of the British Army Cantonment in Rangoon. In the cantonment, the newly arrived West Kent Regiment was in quarantine due to a smallpox outbreak in Rangoon. Most of th…
This is a most disgusting case
“This is a most disgusting case”: Imperial Policy, Class and Gender in the “Rangoon Outrage” of 1899 Jeremy Neill Introduction On an otherwise unremarkable Easter Sunday, 1899, a middle-aged Burmese woman named Ma Gun was returning from prayer at the Shwedagon Pagoda, on the grounds of the British Army Cantonment in Rangoon. In the cantonment, the newly arrived West Kent Regiment was in quarantine due to a smallpox outbreak in Rangoon. Most of th…
Deliberative Institutions and Conversational Participation in Liberal Democracies
Deliberative democracy is an account of legitimacy and participation whose purposes are to produce justifiable political outcomes and to involve the citizens in pro ductive conversations with each other. This article argues for a greater reliance on the efforts of local conversational participants in the institutional construction process. Be cause of their epistemic advantages, local participants are usually the agents who are most optimally pos…
Political Involvement and Religious Compromises
The risks of modern politics are significant enough that religious believers ought to be making greater efforts than many of them are currently doing to think soberly about the effects of their political participation. In this article I argue that Stanley Hauerwas’s most recent approach to political participation is a promising one but that there are further measures that are equally profitable as ways of facilitating the public witness of the fa…
The Gauthier Contract
Fact of the matter
In this article, I argue that the fact of reasonable pluralism (FRP) – a famous Rawlsian assumption about the intellectual demographics of liberal democracies – is not as self-evident as is sometimes thought. The problem with the FRP is that in Political Liberalism Rawls is treating the freedoms and burdens story as being sufficient – in itself – to explain the demographics of reasonable pluralism. The inadequacy of the freedoms and burdens story…
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