MPSA: Examining Democratic Deliberation, Agonism, and the Role of Incivility Amidst Political Polarization

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Examining Democratic Deliberation, Agonism, and the Role of Incivility Amidst Political Polarization

Fri, April 24, 5:10 to 6:40pm CDT (5:10 to 6:40pm CDT), TBA

Session Submission Type: Paper Session

Section

45. Critical & Contemporary Political Theory

Chair

5:10pm |
Michael S. Givel, University of Oklahoma

Individual Presentations

5:15pm |
From Autonomy to Orthonomy: Demarcation and the Priority of Liberty as Non-Domination in Pettit’s Republicanism - Tong He, Sun Yat-sen University
5:28pm |
Giving the Vices Their Due: Civic Vice and Democratic Citizenship - Timothy Tyler Tennyson, Brown University
5:41pm |
The Limits of Recognition: Why Neither Deliberative Democracy nor Agonism Can Get Us Out of the Partisan Doom Loop - Connor Moran, SUNY at Albany
5:54pm |
Respectability versus Realness: Reconciling Discursive Demands - Tamar Malloy, University of Colorado Boulder

Discussants

Audience Participation

6:20pm |
Audience participation will last for the remainder of the session.

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