[Article] 市民社会における意見表明の役割 The Role of Advocacy in Civil Society

[論文] ゾンペッティ, J.P. 2006. 「市民社会における意見表明の役割」．『アーギュメンテーション』．20巻. 167-183頁

一応一日に一論文読むことにしています。
知らない/自信のない単語は全て英英辞書の意味を書き写すので、
たった一つの論文を読むのも午前中いっぱいかかることもあります。
そんでもってパソコンの前で読めるときは忘れないようにこうしてメモを残します。
で、今日の分はこれ。
何だか暑苦しい文章でしたが何とか完読。
大上段に構えすぎた夢言はしばらくいいです……うっぷ。
暑苦しいっちゅうねん。もう少し具体的に書いて欲しいな。
特にthird spaceの説明がムッチャ胡散臭い。

[Article] Zompetti, J.P. 2006. The Role of Advocacy in Civil Society. Argumentation. vol20. pp167-183

My daily quota now is to read an article per day.
Because I look up every English word that I'm not confident about its meaning and write down whole definition of it, it sometimes takes a couple of hours in the morning.
And this is what I read this morning......
daaaa.... too much idealism in a day!
away too fishy......
wish there was explanation how we should create such "third space"...

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Civil society for contemporary society should embrace the concept of the third space, as discussed by Bryant (1993), Cohen and Arato (1992), and Hauser and Benoit-Barne (2002). The third space envisions civil society as an autonomous sphere, separate from governmental or economic influence. The third space minimizes the amount of undue influence that can emanate from the state or the market. (p.180)
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However, assuming there are enough citizens who have the ability and willingness to engage in civil society, how could their participation be improved? How could civil society be more influential in its relationship to the state and market? How can citizens feel more secure and enthusiastic about their participation? I believe that the skills of advocacy can help answer these questions. (pp.180-181)
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