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Creative Democracy—the Task Still before Us
Hastings Center Report 51 (1):29-35 (2021)
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This essay looks to Thomas Jefferson and John Dewey, as well as a contemporary political theorist, Kevin O'Leary, for some guidance in confronting the present crisis in American democratic norms and practices—including that swirling around issues of public health.Other Versions
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