Beyond Fairness and Deliberation: The Epistemic Dimension of Democratic Authority

Abstract

It is with the first thing he takes on anolher's word without seeing it~ utility himself, that his judgment is los!.-J.f.Rousseau, Em.il,;, Booli Il Each man, in giving his vote, states his opinion on this matter, and the declaration of the general will is drawn from the counting of votes.""'hen, therefore, the opinion contrary to mine prevails, this pro\'es merely that I ",as in error, and that what I took to be the general will was not so.

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