Philosophy: the bedrock of democracy

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Philosophy: The
bedrock of
democracy
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Does democracy hinge on philosophical
foundations? Or can it thrive independently?
This presentation explores the intricate link
between philosophical ideas and the democratic
process. We will delve into justice,fairness, and
equality and their impact on democracy

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VALUE DEFINING DEMOCRACY
JUSTICE
FAIRNESS
EQUALITY
Justice ensures fair
treatment under the law
Fairness creates equal
opportunities for all
Equality respects every
individuals voice
These valus shape how power distributed. They dictate how voices are heard and respected. Without them, democracy risks losing its essence

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The struggle for better lives
PRACTICAL NEEDS
FREEDOM
IMPROVED LIVES
Democracy often arises from
real-world demands
People fight for more freedom
and autonomy
Societies strive for better living
standards
Many fights for rights due to immediate needs. Even without philosophy, democracy can emerge

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Ideas that protect Democracy
HUMAN RIGHTS
FAIRNESS
Fundamental rights
protect every person
Justice and
impartiality limit
abuse of power
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OPEN
DIALOGUE
All voices matter, not
just the majority
Certain concepts strengthen democracy. These include human rights and fairness. They encourage dialogue and limit abuse

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JUSTICE
EQUALITY
FAIRNESS
Democracy is more then a voting system. It is an ideal
supported by strong values. These values must constantly
reinfoced to protect democracy
FREEDOM

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The risk of losing
meaning
Erosion of values
Abuse of power
Inequalit
y
Withous values, democracy is at risk. It can become something other
than intended. Its may just become a procedure

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Philosophys enduring role
Strong foundation
Protection
Guidanc
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Philosophy provides a bedrock for democracy. It guides its long-term success. It protects against corruption

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Key Takeaways
VALUES ARE VITAL
Justice, fairness, and equality shape democracy
PRACTICAL ORIGINS
Democracy arises from needs and struggles
PHILISOPHICAL GUARDRAILS
Ideas protect and strengthen democratic ideals
Democracy requires both practical action and deoo thought. Philosophy gives it
purpose. This ideas ensure its survival