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    Supports→Democratic deliberation is not a special case of moral judgment but a complex discursive network with various sorts of argumentation, bargaining, and compromise.

    Practical reason has at least three distinct uses: pragmatic, ethical, and moral, each with different objects and forms of validity.

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    There are at least three aspects of practical reason relevant to democratic deliberation: pragmatic, ethical, and moral uses of reason are employed with different objects (pragmatic ends, the interpretation of common values, and the just resolution of conflicts) and thus also different forms of validity (Habermas 1993, 1–18). Because of this variety, democratic discourses are often mixed and complex, often including various asymmetries of knowledge and information. Democratic deliberation is thu

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