Robert Talisse
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first heard Jul 2011
last heard Jan 2025
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Doesn't understand, you know, it doesn't recognize that there is some such group.
And so the uh the conferral uh uh that would satisfy the descriptive preference principle is nearly impossible.
Because part of the part of the impression part of the oppression or the disadvantage of the group that needs the repr the informal representation is co constituted by their invisibility.
Right, great.
That's fabulous.
Um now let me just reiterate, uh uh um, you know, we there's a lot, uh uh there's a lot of philosophy uh uh in this book that we haven't even really touched on or have only gestured towards.
Um and that's one of the the exciting things uh about it.
Um but um uh uh you know time has gone by quickly, Wendy, uh but I I want to
Thank you for joining me on New Books in Philosophy.
It's been a real pleasure reading the book and then uh uh talking about it.
Um, thank you for joining me.
Oh, that's fabulous.
Um
Uh thank you, listeners, uh, for joining us on New Books in Philosophy.
I want to remind you uh that um I've been talking with Wendy Salkin about uh her fantastic new book.
I highly recommend it.
It's published with Harvard University Press.
It is titled Speaking for Others.
The subtitle is The Ethics of Informal Political Representation.
It's it's really a fantastic uh um
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