Ideology as Moral Discourse or Struggle for Ppwer

Thomas Kleven

Ideology as Moral Discourse or Struggle for Ppwer

Texas Southern University

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Abstract

This paper argues that moral discourse, the attempt through reasoned analysis and discussion to discover or agree upon moral principles to govern social life, is for all its seeming detachment an ideological aspect of a real world struggle for power.

Original language	American English
Journal	Social Philosophy Today
State	Published - 1993

Disciplines

Philosophy
Political Science

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