Truth, Politics, Morality

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Focusing on the role of truth in moral and political philosophy, the author advocates for a pragmatist approach to understanding true beliefs. She posits that a belief is true if it withstands inquiry, experience, and argument, positioning this view as a superior alternative to those of prominent thinkers like Rawls and Habermas. The work explores how, despite societal conflicts and pluralism, our moral and political beliefs strive for truth and are open to critique, emphasizing the importance of truth in navigating differences.