Beyond Empathy and Inclusion: The Challenge of Listening in Democratic Deliberation

Cover
Beyond Empathy and Inclusion
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Acknowledgments
1. The Challenge of Listening
	1.1 Situating the Project
	1.2 Outline of the Book
2. The Insufficiency of Inclusion and the Need for Uptake
	2.1 Inclusion and the Democratic Force of Deliberation
	2.2 The Insufficiency of Inclusion
	2.3 Unpacking Uptake
	2.4 Uptake as a Universal Ideal?
	2.5 Conclusion
3. Empathy as a Strategy and Ideal of Deliberation: The Promise and Perils
	3.1 The Empathic Turn in Democratic Deliberation
	3.2 Pathologies of Empathy
	3.3 Conclusion
4. A Listening-​Centered Approach to Democratic Deliberation
	4.1 The Politics of Listening
	4.2 Listening Act Theory
	4.3 Conclusion
5. Listening toward Democracy
	5.1 Performative Democratic Listening
	5.2 Conditions of Democratic Listening
	5.3 Empirical Markers of Listening
	5.4 Conclusion
6. Listening for Difference in Democracy
	6.1 Challenges to Listening across Difference
	6.2 Difference and Democracy
	6.3 The Democratic Value of Recognizing the Limits of Mutual Understanding
	6.4 Listening to Difference as a Strategy for Democratizing Deliberation
	6.5 Conclusion
7. Democratic Ideals in a Non-​Ideal World
	7.1 Uptake in the Real World
	7.2 Challenging Democracy
	7.3 What Do We Do When Ideal Standards Are Not Met or Repeatedly Violated?
References
Index