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(Political Imaginations, Moral Norms and Literary Narrations: Richard Rorty and Martha Nussbaum s Contributions)

SİYASİ TAHAYYÜLLER, AHLAKİ NORMLAR VE EDEBİ ANLATILAR: RICHARD RORTY VE MARTHA NUSSBAUM'IN KATKILARI Koray TÜTÜNCÜ

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161–179
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2022-10-18
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Although these philosophers have very different political arguments, when it comes to the importance of the literary texts, they believe their progressive role in politico-moral sphere should not be ignored.

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This article has two aims. First it indicates the way political moral philosophy meets literary forms. Second, it indicates the way this meeting contributes to the democratic political practice through cultivating the political imagination of liberal democratic individuals. These two aims are mediated through the works of two significant liberal philosophers Richard Rorty and Martha Nussbaum. Although these philosophers have very different political arguments, when it comes to the importance of the literary texts, they believe their progressive role in politico-moral sphere should not be ignored.

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Bu makalenin iki amacı vardır. İlki siyaset ve ahlak felsefesinin edebi anlatılarla buluşma biçimini göstermek. İkincisi böylesi bir buluşmanın liberal demokratik bireylerin siyasi tahayyüllerini geliştirip demokratik siyasi pratiğin canlandırılmasına ilişkin katkılarını göstermek. Bu iki amaç iki önemli liberal filozofun Richard Rorty ve Martha Nussbaumın eserleri üzerinden ele alınacaktır. Sonuç itibariyle bu iki filozofun çok farklı felsefi ve siyasi fikirlere sahip olsalar da edebi metinlerin siyasi ve ahlaki önemi konusunda birleştikleri, siyasiahlaki alanda siyasi kayıtsızlık ve ahlaki soyutluk engelini aşarak adalet ve dayanışma duygularının güçleneceğini vurguladıklarını ortaya koyar.

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TÜTÜNCÜ, F., TÜTÜNCÜ, K. (2022). (Political Imaginations, Moral Norms and Literary Narrations: Richard Rorty and Martha Nussbaum s Contributions). F L S F / Süleyman Demirel Üniversitesi Felsefe Dergisi, Cilt: 10 - Sayı: 20, 161–179. https://ajindex.com/articles/517451

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