Between Communication Ethics and the Common Good: A Review of Son Young Jun’s Political Philosophy from a Republicanism Perspective
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Kookmin University
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Son Young Jun’s Political Philosophy is a systematic inquiry into key issues in political thought, with a particularly insightful treatment of Republicanism. As a scholar in communication studies, I found the book not only theoretically illuminating but also deeply relevant to the interdisciplinary dialogue between political philosophy, media ethics, and governance. This review draws on Son’s Republicanism framework to explore its applicability in today’s media environment and further reflects on its relevance to geopolitical challenges and the practice of socialism with Chinese characteristics.
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Pettit, P. (1997). Republicanism: A theory of freedom and government. Oxford University Press.
Son, Y. J. (2023). 언론자유와 정치철학 [Freedom of the press and political philosophy]. Pakyoungsa.