Equality of Narrative Inclusion in Decision-Making Processes: A Deliberative Approach

This paper explores the relationship between narrative inclusion and notion of equality from perspective theory deliberative democracy. It is based on assumption that taking into account diversity discursive competences influences constructed justifications constituting source legitimacy political decisions. Moving beyond a purely argumentative discourse towards emphasising pluralism provides significant enough modification to claim it constitutes separate model deliberation. At starting point, role purpose presented, as well conditions under which can be incorporated processes. Then, consideration given transformation category brought about by introducing framework subject inclusion. The shift in meaning unconditional equalisation opportunities also addressed, both procedural substantive terms. Finally, outlines possible practical problems risks deliberation may raise.