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Liberalism, Rights, Normativity, and the Good Life
Sat, May 24, 12:00 to 13:15, Seattle Sheraton, Ravena CSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
These papers present a range of conceptual and empirical approaches to basic elements of the liberal imagination, offering complementary and contrasting accounts of the public sphere concept, communication, property, and labor rights, and the possibility of an ethical basis for empirical communication research.
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Two Concepts of the Public Sphere - Max Hanska Ahy, University of Gothenburg
Public, Private, Popular: Music-Makers, Rights, and the Limits of Liberalism - Matt Stahl, U of Western Ontario
Human Need as a Justification for Communication Rights - Andrew Calabrese, U of Colorado
A Moral Compass for a Practical Discipline: Metaethics and the Metamodel - Joanne C. Esch, University of Colorado