Mutual Respect and Civic Education

In Mitja Sardoc (ed.), Toleration, Respect and Recognition in Education. Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 106–122 (2010)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Hypocrisy? A Trojan Horse? Assessing the Postmodern Objection Civic Education versus Education? Notes References.

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mutual respect and civic education   ideal of mutual respect, a contested and essentially politicized field   William E. Connolly, finding a similar hypocrisy ‐ in ‘versions of liberalism’   ‘authoritarian personality’ ‐ not merely a personality type threatening liberal tolerance   assessing postmodern objection   postmodern objection, proponents of mutual respect ‐ camouflaging ‘political’ character of proposal behind a veneer of reasonableness, fairness and neutrality   hypocrisy, fundamentally about consistency ‐ one is a hypocrite insofar as one's deeds are inconsistent with one's own commitments   civic education versus education ‐ classical distinction between theoretical and practical reasoning   mutual respect, as an attitude that agents ‐ adopt toward a form of epistemic authority   tolerating possibility of error ‐ possibility existing when grounds of dispute are transparent

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