CONSENSUS AND DISSENSUS IN JÜRGEN HABERMAS

Political life, especially in a democracy, cannot be reduced to the need for consensus. There are times and spaces that are not conducive to consensus. Too much consensus abolishes political conflict and can turn into its opposite. Democratic pluralism is situated in this ambiguous in-between, between the rule and the untamed. As such, it is neither the unbridled expression of self and anarchy, nor the systematic refusal of political unity.

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Il Prof. Dr. Jean Willy Biayi ha conseguito il dottorato in filosofia presso l'Università di Kinshasa. È specializzato soprattutto in Logica e dedica molte delle sue pubblicazioni alla formalizzazione e alle questioni speciali della logica.