Web Lecture
Dialogic Democracy
While the concept of dialogic democracy seems to be a lofty goal, we nevertheless should strive to engage in dialogic democracy. The web lecture lays out this form of governmental relationship where a person is truly her and where “authentic dialogue” actually occurs. The differences between the other forms of democracy and dialogic democracy serve to depict the importance of dialogic democracy. For example, if we engage in procedural democracy we would have gone through the motions nevertheless the need and desires of many will probably have been ignored for the sake of adhering to procedure. In participatory democracy, we would have disregarded the needs of the some in the interest of having many participate, the previous leads to an unequal distribution of power and forgoes true distribution of power amongst the people. Dialogic democracy while an onerous task allows for all to truly be heard and for true recognition of needs by striking a balance between self expression and recognition the needs of others.
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