The Eyes Of The People: Democracy In An Age Of Spectatorship,Used Clarion And Values By Which They

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Helps Students To:* Increase Their Scientific Literacy And Improve Their Critical Thinking Abilities

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The Eyes Of The People: Democracy In An Age Of Spectatorship,Used Clarion And Values By Which TheyFor Centuries It Has Been Assumed That Democracy Must Refer To The Empowerment Of The People'S Voice. In This Pioneering Book, Jeffrey Edward Green Makes The Case For Considering The People As An Ocular Entity Rather Than A Vocal One. Green Argues That It Is Both Possible And Desirable To Understand Democracy In Terms Of What The People Gets To See Instead Of The Traditional Focus On What It Gets To Say. The Eyes Of The People Examines Democracy From