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Kantian freedom to reason publicly as scholar or citizen, which Jiang treats as the engine of enlightenment.
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public use of reason
Kantian freedom to reason publicly as scholar or citizen, which Jiang treats as the engine of enlightenment.
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"of the multitude okay so this idea of reason debate and progress if there's a debate if everyone is able to hear different opinions..."
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"...racist things you're still allowed to say it because people have reason and for the capacity to judge have reasons and for the capacity..."
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