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Democracy and polarization. Comments on Aikin and Talisse’s Political argument in a polarized age
Our tools for promoting civility are inevitably condemned to produce new forms of in‑ civility, and the pathologies of public discourse are always at least one step ahead of our capacity to understand and correct them. The tragedy is inescapable (Aikin & Talisse, 2020: 127, emphasis added ).