Answered: According to Dahlberg, how might the…

Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

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Dahlberg is primarily concerned with the what the internet contributes to our political discourse and whether it can function as a place where rational debate over important social, political, and ethical issues could be resolved with the best possible outcomes, or whether it will turn into the same sad political arena that existed before the internet.

1. According to Dahlberg, how might the internet ideally affect political deliberation? What does he suggest happens in reality?

2. Dahlberg wrote his article in 2001. Do you think anything has changed since its publication that would alter his conclusions?

3. Dahlberg writes about the E-Democracy Forum in Minnesota and tries to evaluate whether the users of this forum are achieving something like Habermas' "public sphere." In what ways does the forum still fail to meet the ideals of Habermas' public sphere?

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