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Science as Public Reason: A Restatement
Cristóbal Bellolio Badiola
School of Government
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Public Reason
100%
Restatements
100%
Controversiality
100%
Scientific Reason
66%
Scientific Community
33%
Ordinary Citizen
33%
Scientific Argumentation
33%
John Rawls
33%
Modes of Inquiry
33%
Rules of Evidence
33%
Citizenry
33%
Scientific Agreement
33%
Competing Claims
33%
Scientific Reasoning
33%
Political Liberalism
33%
Epistemic Virtues
33%
Relevant Tests
33%
Liberal
33%
Pronouncement
33%
Public Character
33%
Principles of Reasoning
33%
Non-public
33%
Arts and Humanities
Public reason
100%
Epistemic virtue
50%
Scientific Reasoning
50%
Political Liberalism
50%
John Rawls
50%
Impersonality
50%
Social Sciences
Scientific Methods
100%
Political Liberalism
50%
Scientific Reasoning
50%
Impersonality
50%
Ordinary Citizen
50%
INIS
communities
100%
origin
100%
mirrors
100%