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Knowing political perspectives

It is usually acknowledged that politics is about making choices. These choices are informed by thinking that often fits well-established patterns that we call political perspectives. Political reasoning may employ principles such as democracy and freedom. equality and justice. However, these may conflict, and we are forced to compromise between them. For example, a liberal may place freedom higher than equality, a...

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