Choice is the heart of democracy, its purpose. Imaginative governance makes for the best democracy. Good government invests in constantly trying to improve choice. But choice is more than having something to choose, it also depends on the ability to choose. By the human imagination, choice can be improved and democracy strengthened. Such is the thesis underlying this book.
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About the Author:
William Oxley is the author of two previous books of philosophy, as well as a companion volume to 'Democratica', 'Every Man His Own God'. William Oxley was born in Manchester. A poet and philosopher, he has also worked as accountant. part-time gardener, and actor. At present he divides his time between London and South Devon. His poems have been widely published throughout the world. He has read his work on UK and European radio . Among his books of poetry have been Collected Longer Poems (Salzburg University Press, 1994), and Reclaiming the Lyre: New and Selected Poems (Rockingham Press, 2001). A former member of the General Council of the Poetry Society, he is consultant editor of Acumen magazine, and on the committee of the Torbay Poetry Festival. In 2008 he received the Torbay ArtsBase Award for Literature. His latest collection is Sunlight in a Champagne Glass (Rockingham Press, 2009).
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- PublisherAcumen Publications
- Publication date2012
- ISBN 10 1873161298
- ISBN 13 9781873161296
- BindingPaperback
- Edition number1
- Number of pages134