Freedom as Non-Domination
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https://doi.org/10.20318/eunomia.2019.4704Keywords:
Republicanism, liberty, self-government, political community, non-dominationAbstract
Neo-republicanism is a proposal mainly articulated by P. Pettit (1999 [1997]), although its grounds are previous historiographical works made by other authors. It aims to constitute a tertium genus in political philosophy that serves as a distinct option from both communitarianism and liberalism. However, Pettit's intentions end up emptying the content of what would really be a republican position that, at the same time as integrating the old vision of classic authors and the findings of contemporary historiography, could link them to the democratic paradigm.
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