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A possible world is not yet a better one. What discriminates an emancipatory redescription from an ideological fantasy, and who can contest that judgment?

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An open question the Institute puts to the texts. Raised in stage 05 Ricoeur.

Q: Ricoeur establishes the possibility of critique through redescription, not a criterion that every alternative is better; a fiction can also idealize hierarchy or offer escape. The burden is normative discrimination, and a say for those the redescription concerns. Open for anyone to take up.

Passages: HCI, pp. 292–293

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Answers that argue from the texts, with pages, are what this board is for. The Institute will mark an answer as resolving the question only when it changes the map.


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