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622IndexPower (continued)of state, xxvii-xxviii, 28, 72, 76, 102, 132-134, 136-137, 144, 149, 172-173, 297,316-317, 396, 447-448, 456-457, 461,476, 537n3theories of power, xxx, 7, 147-150, 187,289, 329-332, 562n54unofficial circulation of power, 380, 383-384validity and, 136-137, 289, 294, 321vs. violence (Machtvs. Gewalt) , 148-149,188-189, 196, 496Pragmatic discoursein administration, 186, 192, 440democracy and, 108-109, 171, 296, 319-320ethical discourse and, 60-61, 108-109,154, 159-1 61, 163-165, 282, 285, 565n3institutionalized, 170, 327interests and, 160, 163-164law/legal discourse and, xxvi-xxvii, 155-156, 170, 178, 207, 230, 283, 452in legislative process, 152, 164, 180, 186,230, 542n70moral discourse and, 108-109, 159-161,285, 470, 565n3in opinion- and will-formation, 152, 162social integrative function of, 319-320validity and, 156, 160, 318-320Pragmatic presuppositions of argumentation.See Argumentation theory,pragmatic presuppositions of argumentation;IdealizationsPreuB, Ulrich, 417-418, 444-445Principles. See also Constitutional state,principles ofof adjudication, 172, 208-21 1, 214, 216-217, 219, 243, 248, 260-261, 264-266of appropriateness, 109, 162of autonomous public spheres, 171autonomy as, 256-257collective goods as, 259of democratic accountability, 175 (see alsoDemocracy, democratic principle)as deontological, 208-209, 212, 255-259,288of discourse (see Discourse principle)Dworkin on, 205-212, 214-216, 222-223,265of equality, 203, 264-265, 404, 414-415of justice, 57, 61, 83, 180, 266, 283, 306,531n40of law (Rechtsprinzip) (see Law, principleof)of legal certainty, 220of legal freedom, 400-403, 407, 415oflegality of administration, 173, 187-188of legal protection, 172, 173of majority rule, 171of media tasks, 378-379of morality (see Morality, principle of;Morality, postconventional or principled)of neutrality, 308-313, 315as optimizing prescriptions (see Values,optimizable)parliamentary, 170of party competition, 171vs. policies, 205-209, 212, 216, 219-221of political pluralism, 171of popular sovereignty, 83, 93-94, 169-171, 454, 474, 475procedural, 224-225, 233, 248, 266of prohibiting arbitrariness in domesticaffairs, 174of proportionality, 248, 432, 544n l6of publicity, 171, 183, 368, 556n47of reciprocity, 88, 91-92, 427, 496of representation, 485of respect and dignity, 203, 256-257of right (&cht,prinzip) (.reeLaw, principle of)rights as, 247-248, 257, 437vs. rules and nom1s, 71-72, 208-209, 220,254-255, 259of separation of powers, 191of separation of state and society, 169-170, 174-1 76, 275, 537n65solidarity as, 256-257of universalization (see Universalizationprinciple)vs. values, 254-256, 259ofvoluntariness, 497of will-formation, 140-141Private sphereintmsion in, 174, 313-314, 369, 457,561n46lifeworld and, 354, 367-368, 373, 408-409morality and, 109-1 10privileged from an ethical perspective,399-401