Jeremy Elkins is Associate Professor of Political Science and Affiliated Professor of Philosophy at Bryn Mawr College. Andrew Norris is Associate Professor of Political Science and Affiliated Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Introduction
-Jeremy Elkins and Andrew Norris
From Nobel Lecture: Art, Truth, and Politics
-Harold Pinter
PART I. OPINION AND AGREEMENT
Chapter 1. Concerning Practices of Truth
-Jeremy Elkins
Chapter 2. Truth and Politics
-Linda M. G. Zerilli
Chapter 3. Truth and Disagreement
-Robert Post
Chapter 4. Speaking Power to Truth
-Wendy Brown
PART II. AUTHORITY AND JUSTIFICATION
Chapter 5. Cynicism, Skepticism, and the Politics of Truth
-Andrew Norris
Chapter 6. Democracy as a Space of Reasons
-Michael P. Lynch
Chapter 7. Truth and Democracy: Theme and Variations
-William A. Galston
Chapter 8. On Truth and Democracy, Hermeneutic Responses
-David Couzens Hoy
Chapter 9. Too Soon for the Counterreformation
-Jane Bennett
Chapter 10. Response to Norris, Lynch, and Galston
-Martin Jay
PART III. DECISION AND DELIBERATION
Chapter 11. Democracy and the Love of Truth
-Bernard Yack
Chapter 12. J. S. Mill on Truth, Liberty, and Democracy
-Frederick Rosen
Chapter 13. Can This Marriage Be Saved? The Relationship of Democracy and Truth
-Rogers M. Smith
Chapter 14. Democratic Politics and the Lovers of Truth
-Nadia Urbinati
PART IV. TRUTH AND PUBLIC REASONS
Chapter 15. Truth and Public Reason
-Joshua Cohen
Chapter 16. The Truth in Political Liberation
-David Estlund
Chapter 17. Truth at the Door of Public Reason: Response to Cohen and Estlund
-Josiah Ober
Chapter 18. Just Gimme Some Truth: A Pragmatist Proposal
-Robert Westbrook
List of Contributors
Index
Acknowledgments

Jeremy Elkins is Associate Professor of Political Science and Affiliated Professor of Philosophy at Bryn Mawr College. Andrew Norris is Associate Professor of Political Science and Affiliated Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Santa Barbara.