Moral Polyphony: Reconstructing Moral Phylosophy Beyond Rawls, Habernas, and Kohlberg

It calls into question:

• The limits of discourse ethics (Habermas),

• The blind spots of secular liberalism,

• The epistemic closure of ideological systems.

Yet, its very indeterminacy demands humility and caution---it cannot serve as a unilateral moral justification, but must be tested against lived consequences and dialogical openness.

c) Deliberation As Layer Navigation

Rather than endorsing one universal procedure of deliberation, SMH offers a layer-sensitive model:

• At Layer 1: Deliberation may involve affective attunement and emotional honesty,

• At Layer 2: Cultural mediation and community consensus,

• At Layer 3: Textual hermeneutics and institutional consultation,

• At Layer 4: Ideological critique and political discourse analysis,

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