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Pluralism and universalism in discourse ethics
Cristina Lafont
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Jürgen Habermas
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Moral Questions
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Universalism
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Pluralism
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Discourse Ethics
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Cognitivist
100%
Moral
50%
Everyday Communication
50%
Cognitive Status
50%
Moral Wrong
50%
Self-understanding
50%
Social Regulation
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Communication Practices
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Communicative Practices
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Relativism
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Validity Claims
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Pragmatic Analysis
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Internal Perspective
50%
Ethical Self
50%
Formal Pragmatics
50%
Communicative Rationality
50%
Internal Connection
50%
Rational Acceptance
50%
Epistemic Pluralism
50%
Arts and Humanities
Universalism
100%
Pluralism
100%
Moral
100%
Discourse Ethic
100%
Morality
100%
Universalist
50%
Truth
50%
Habermas
50%
cognitivist
50%
Implicit
25%
Rational
25%
Epistemic
25%
Defending
25%
Cognitive status
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Pragmatic analysis
25%
Formal pragmatics
25%
Validity claims
25%
Similarities
25%
Relativism
25%
Rationality
25%
Communicative Practice
25%
Social Rights
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