615Indexelections <strong>and</strong>, 270, 272, 296, 299-300, 301feminism <strong>and</strong>, xxxiii, 312, 420-424formal law as legal form of, xxxii, 410 (seealso Law, bourgeois formal)interests in, 269-270, 274, 277, 296--297,299, 407-408judiciary in, 239, 245, 249, 252, 395legislature in, 135, 215, 245, 249, 270,296, 299-300, 395liberal paradigm of law, xxxii-xxxiii, 244-252, 269-272, 296-301, 389-39 1, 395-401, 405-41 0, 414-415, 418-424, 427,430-431, 434-440, 450liberal political culture (see Culture,political culture accommodatingpolitics)philosophical theory of justice <strong>and</strong>, 58,60-62, 527n33politics in, 265, 269-270, 272-274, 277,298-301, 312-313, 335, 457, 480proceduralist paradigm <strong>and</strong>, 409-410,414, 437-439, 445rights in, 78, 87, 99-100, 125-126, 152,245-247, 250-251, 263, 268-272, 296-297, 312-313, 408, 418-419, 427, 430-43 1, 437, 454-457, 472, 474separation of powers <strong>and</strong>, 189-190, 239,244-246, 249-251, 263, 297, 301, 438,472socialism <strong>and</strong>, xl-xli, 477social-welfare paradigm <strong>and</strong>, 244-246,251, 389-391, 395-401, 405, 407-408,414-415, 418-419, 427, 430-431, 435,450, 479state <strong>and</strong> society in, 44, 135, 152, 216,239, 244-245, 249-250, 268-270, 296-299, 301, 335, 405-406, 430-431, 434-435, 456-457, 549n l0Liberty. See Rights, of liberty; Rights, right<strong>to</strong> equal libertyLifeworldadministration <strong>and</strong>, 40, 55-56, 75, 354,358-359as background, xvi, 22-23, 27-28, 119,221, 252, 279, 309, 322, 324, 360, 371,390, 393, 395, 399, 404, 410, 518nll,524nl8communicative action <strong>and</strong>, xxiii, 8, 14,22-23, 25, 35-36, 55-56, 80, 98, 323-324, 353-354, 359-361, 370, 524nl8communicative power <strong>and</strong>, 385cultural component of, 55, 66, 75, 80-81,98-99 , 114, ll8, 353-354, 518nlleconomy <strong>and</strong>, 40, 55-56, 75, 354, 371as fusing facticity <strong>and</strong> validity, xvi, 23law <strong>and</strong>, 56, 75, 80-81, 98-99, ll2, ll9,199, 217-218, 221, 227, 354, 358-359<strong>and</strong> legal paradigms, 221, 223-224, 252,390, 393, 395, 404, 410as limit condition, 6, 323-324ordinary language <strong>and</strong>, 8, 18, 55-56, 353-354personality component of, 55, 66, 75, 80-81, 98-99, ll8, 353-354, 518nll<strong>and</strong> political system, 352, 358-359, 373,385, 437private sphere <strong>and</strong>, 354, 367-368, 373,408-409, 417public sphere/ civil society <strong>and</strong>, 335, 358-360, 366-368, 371, 373, 375, 382, 408-409, 417, 437, 487, 506rationalized, 5, 71, 95, 98-99, 302, 358-359, 371, 382, 487, 489as resource, 9, 360, 386social integration <strong>and</strong>, xvi, 8, 21-22, 26,176, 360society component of, 55-56, 75, 80-8 1,98-99, ll8, 353-354, 366-367, 518nllsystems <strong>and</strong>, 5, 40, 53-56, 98-99, 335,343, 352-354, 360, 365-366, 373, 385,519nl4, 52ln33in traditional ethical life, 95, liS, 138,324, 371<strong>and</strong> validity, 16, 18-19, 23, 199, 322,523n6Linguistic turn, 8-13Llewellyns, Karl, xxxivLocke,John, xxiv, 44, 268, 454, 472, 473,497, 549n 10Logic of discourse. See Argumentationtheory, logics/rules of argumentationLiibbe, Hermann, 470Liiderssen, Klaus, 552n58Luhmann, Nicolas, 86on law, xxviii, 48-52, 72, 74, 195, 525nl2on politics, 74, 342, 553nl lsystems theory of, xx-xxiii, 2, 47, 80, 195,342, 520n23, 520n24 (see also Systemstheory)
616---------------Index··--·----- -----Machiavelli, Niccolo, 137MacKinnon, Catharine, 562nn.54, 60Majority ruleas democratic procedure, xi, 291-292,303-304, 306, 549n8as fallible, 179-180, 186, 306minorities <strong>and</strong>, 179-180, 292-293, 306,472-476, 535n46, 535n48opinion- <strong>and</strong> will-formation <strong>and</strong>, 179-180, 186, 273, 306, 327, 383, 477, 484,549n22principle of, 171tyranny of, 265, 293, 454, 476Mansbridge, Jane J., 553n8Marat,Jean-Paul, 477Market society. See EconomyMarkov, Walter, 463Marshall, T. H., xxxv, 77, 503-504Marx, Karlon civil society, 45, 366on economy, xxi, 44--45, 250, 478-479,562n54Hegel <strong>and</strong>, xli, 45-46, 366on law <strong>and</strong> legal procedures, xxi, 45-46,48, 185, 478-479, 552n56Marxism, 2, 366, 372 (see also Socialism)on revolution, 57, 372, 488-489Mashaw,Jerry L., 187, 190-191.Mass mediaagenda-setting <strong>and</strong>, 376--378, 380-382cultural transmission by, 493-494, 507legal regulation of, 376, 378, 442media power, xxxi-xxxii, 325, 376--379,386, 442opinion- <strong>and</strong> will-formation <strong>and</strong>, 377-378, 380, 442political parties <strong>and</strong>, 376, 434public sphere <strong>and</strong>. xxxi-xxxii, 75, 355,361-362, 367-368, 373-374, 376--380,488, 514, 557n67rights of access <strong>to</strong>, 77-78, 504Material equality in law. See Equality,substantive legal equalityMaterialization of law. See Law, materializedMaturana, Humber<strong>to</strong> R., 519n20Maus, Ingeborgon constitutional adjudication, 246--247,254, 258, 260, 262on democratic genesis of law, 189, 442Mead, George Herbert, 162, 334Membership. See also Association, of free<strong>and</strong> equal citizens; Identityau<strong>to</strong>nomy <strong>and</strong>, 122, 271cultural or ethnic (see Identity, cultural)identity <strong>and</strong>, 280-281organizational, 78, 413, 498, 505political, in state, 78, 124-1 25, 154, 496--497, 509-5 15 (see also Citizenship)rights of, xxvii, 122, 124--126, 132, 133,271-272status of, 122, 124Michelman, Frankon adjudication, xxix-xxx, 197, 224, 267,274--275, 278-279as civic republican, xxix-xxx, 267-268,271, 279, 284--285political proceduralism of, 268, 271-274,281, 285, 531n30, 546nn.57, 58, 65Mill, James, xxiMill, John Stuart, 171, 474Millar, John, 44Minow, Martha, 425Misunderst<strong>and</strong>ing. See Communicativeaction, risk of dissension <strong>and</strong>Modernization See also Differentiation;Disenchantment; Ethical life, dissolutionof; Pluralism, pluralizationlegal functions resulting from, 75-77,117-1 18, 138, 143, 145, 443-444, 503problematic effects of, 75-77, 464--465,493, 501, 503social movements as carriers of, 370transition from traditional <strong>to</strong> modernsocieties, 77, 137-138, 145-146, 501,551n39Mohl, Robert von, 135Moon,]. Donald, 312-313Moore, G. E., 10Morality, 2action coordination <strong>and</strong>, 106--107, 154,455-456action orientations <strong>and</strong>, 83, 98, 113-1 14application discourse <strong>and</strong>, 105, 109, 162,232-234au<strong>to</strong>nomy <strong>and</strong>, 85, 87, 93, 95, 98-100,105-107, 113, 121, 152, 157, 164, 256--257, 449-451, 487, 531n42bargaining <strong>and</strong>, 167, 177, 241behavioral expectations <strong>and</strong>, 204--205burdens of, 83, 89, 114--117, 326--327,451-452, 487
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