Country United Kingdom Publication date 2000 Pages 320 Originally published 2000 Page count 320 Publisher Oxford University Press | Language English Media type Print ISBN 978-0-19-829755-0 Genre Non-fiction | |
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Subjects Political philosophy, Feminist philosophy Similar Iris Marion Young books, Political philosophy books, Democracy books | ||
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Inclusion and Democracy is a 2001 book by Iris Marion Young, published by Oxford University Press.
Contents
Overview
Young considers democracy in a multicultural society, and recommends paths to a more inclusive engagement in democratic politics. Given the ideals of inclusion and exclusion, individuals and groups are often marginalized by the processes of debate and decision. Since some forms of expression are the victims of bias. For Young, the functions of political protest appeal, as a narrative that broadens our understanding of democratic communication.
The members of pluralist forms of communication in large scale societies may then enact concepts such as the public sphere and civil society. According to her arguments global institutions could extend the scope of social and economic interactions to include class, race, and gender bias in the democratic process.