DEMOCRACY AND PUBLIC REASON IN THE 1988’S BRAZILIAN CONSTITUTION
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https://doi.org/10.7443/problemata.v10i3.49180Keywords:
Democracy; Public Policies; Pluralism; Public Reason.Abstract
The content of this research consists in the approach of democracy and public reason in the 1988’s brazilian constitution. Knowing that democracy is an achievement and through it is possible to verify other attainments beneficial to the society, as well as perceiving public reason as the reason of its citizens who are, of course, in a similar citizenship status, this investigation was built The progress of a democratic society occurs by the way of the dynamics of constitutional right and guarantees, which can be promoted by the implementation of public policies that assure the population the real practice of these rights, and thus the full exercise of citizenship. Through democracy it’s possible to combat inequality, as well as to foment the condition of choice and participation of the individuals in a democratic society.
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