https://twitter.com/profmusgrave/status/834831299319824384
https://twitter.com/profmusgrave/status/834831574046822400
https://twitter.com/profmusgrave/status/834831691181088768
an "ideological construct" is by definition something other than an inquiry into the truth. So it 's the opposite assumption.
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
…That these non-liberal, non-progressive discourses are merely ideological and constructed.
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
so the question would be whether they (and we) are open to having our ideas challenged and our prejudices overcome…
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
…The prejudice against prejudice that is in a strong sense a liberal and progressive, necessary presumption. (Peirce, Hegel)
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/profmusgrave/status/834868484433727488
There are progressive and liberal ideologies or ideological constructs, but the desirability of progress and its attainment…
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
…via rational and open ("liberal") inquiry remain pre-conditions of any authentic (authentically "discursive") discussion.
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
https://twitter.com/profmusgrave/status/834874225764761600
we can continue later at some time of mutual convenience… I'd prefer some other venue!
— CK MacLeod (@CK_MacLeod) February 23, 2017
