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620IndexPhilosophyof consciousness/ of the subject, xiii, 1,13, 34, 47, 84, 103, 105, 138, 298-299,301, 469, 490of history, xiii, 1, 2-3, 46, 57, 287, 489,490Piaget,Jean, 71Plato/Platonic tradition, xxv, 8, 9, 12-13,34, 450Pluralismcompromise and, 331, 473of forms of life, subcultures, etc., ix, xviixix,xxvi, 64, 96-97, 200, 263, 265, 279,282-283, 324, 368, 457-458, 492, 493,496, 500, 506, 514, 551n39pluralist theory, xxxix, 291, 329-332, 367pluralization, xvii-xix, 25, 75political, 171, 186, 270, 274, 470, 475-476, 549n8in Rawls, 58, 60-62, 64, 65, 551n39Pocock,]. G. A., 268Political economy. See Economy, politicaleconomyPolitical partiesas arms of state, 297-298, 333, 335, 434,442, 443, 476, 479-480, 553nlllegislative process and, 171, 434, 487opinion- and will-formation and, 171,376, 379, 381, 434, 476, 487party competition, 171, 342, 354-355,357, 367, 476political process and, 135, 273, 291, 293-294, 333, 368, 375, 434, 443, 504principle of pluralism and, 171public sphere/ civil society and, 135, 367-368, 375, 379, 434, 443, 476, 477, 488voting and, 135, 477, 487Politics. See also Authority, political;Autonomy, public; Democracy;Legislature, legislative process; Majorityrule; Opinion- and will-formation,political; Political parties; Votingadministration and, 75, 136, 269, 272,289, 300, 351-352, 358, 372, 378-379,385, 431, 436autonomy and, 98, 123, 147, 157, 189,263, 386-387, 410, 457 (see also Self.determination, political)citizens and, 75, 78, 171, 263, 270, 289,365-366, 391, 413, 503compromise and, 108, 167, 176-177, 180,282-283, 294, 307, 348deliberative politics (see Democratictheory, deliberative democracy)democracy I democratic principle and,93-95, 170, 180discourse principle and, 126-127, 233-234, 279, 458discourse theory and, 171, 176- 177, 298,302, 358, 371-372, 461-462ethical discourse and (see Ethicaldiscourse, ethical-political question)identity politics, 282, 351, 376, 420, 426institutionalized, 110-1 11, 138, 299, 302,327, 334, 361-363, 408 (see alsoOpinion- and will-formation, institutionalor formal)judiciary and, 167, 201, 223, 276-277,280, 358, 371, 434law and, xxviii, 50-51, 73-74, 132-157,168-169, 196, 201-202, 287-290, 318-321, 334-336, 385-386legislature and, 93-95, 132, 164, 171, 181,184, 207, 232-233, 282-285, 287, 302,327, 340, 358, 371-372, 428-429, 436,447-448legitimacy and, 127, 135, 145-146, 273,299-300, 341-343, 348-349, 362, 371-372, 376, 378, 382-386, 428-429, 469,480models of (see Civic republicanism;Liberalism)morality/moral discourse and, 79, 151,157, 180, 184, 206, 233-234, 340, 453,467, 470, 487, 565n3participation in, 75, 123, 127, 128, 151,265, 268, 278, 303, 369-370, 373, 375-377, 386, 426, 439, 503 (see also Rights,participatory)political community, 154, 300, 306, 457,498political culture (see Culture, politicalculture accommodating politics)political discourse, 151, 233-234, 266,273-274, 369-372, 420, 425-426, 490,507, 528n52 (see also Ethical discourse,ethical-political questions; Opinion- andwill-formation, political)poli t ical freedom/liberty, 98, 148, 400-401, 454