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Between Eternities deals with the future of the tradition of political philosophy. The author argues that this tradition can only progress after the postmodernist fragmentation of political philosophy has been realized as part of the grander scheme of the history of Western thought.
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Between Eternities deals with the future of the tradition of political philosophy. The author argues that this tradition can only progress after the postmodernist fragmentation of political philosophy has been realized as part of the grander scheme of the history of Western thought.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 670
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 954g
- ISBN-13: 9780739120774
- ISBN-10: 0739120778
- Artikelnr.: 23440437
- Verlag: Lexington Books
- Seitenzahl: 670
- Erscheinungstermin: 26. Februar 2016
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 152mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 954g
- ISBN-13: 9780739120774
- ISBN-10: 0739120778
- Artikelnr.: 23440437
Gregory B. Smith is professor of political science and philosophy affiliated with the Departments of Political Science and Philosophy at Trinity College in Hartford, Conn.
Chapter 1 Introduction: Political Philosophy; Is There a Future Tradition?
Part 2 Modern Constructivism or Phenomenology Chapter 3 Preface: Modernity
and Its Closure Chapter 4 The "End of History" or a Portal to the Future
Chapter 5 What is Political Philosophy: A Phenomenological Approach Chapter
6 Cacophony of Silence: Derrida's Deconstructionism and the Possibility of
Political Philosophy Chapter 7 Machiavelli's The Prince and the Essence of
Modernity Chapter 8 Phenomenology or Constructivism: Robert Pippin's
Modernity Part 9 Leo Strauss and the Tradition: An Engagement Chapter 10
Preface: Remembrance and Tradition Chapter 11 Who Was Leo Strauss? Chapter
12 Leo Strauss and the Straussians: An Anti-Democratic Cult? Chapter 13
Athens and Washington: Leo Strauss and the American Regime Chapter 14 On a
Possible Epicurean Garden for Philosophy Chapter 15 On Cropsey's World:
Joseph Cropsey and the Tradition of Political Philosophy Chapter 16 Between
Platonism and Postmodernism: Plato's Emendation of Socratism in the Trilogy
Chapter 17 Leo Strauss and Martin Heidegger Part 18 The Non-Metaphysical
Plato: Second Beginnings? Chapter 19 Preface: Plato, Platonism, and a
Second Beginning Chapter 20 Dialogue and Dialectic in Plato's Phaedo
Chapter 21 Political Philosophy and Eros: Plato's Socrates in the Symposium
Chapter 22 Plato's Parmenides: Socratism and the Origins of Platonic
Political Philosophy Chapter 23 Aristotle on Reason and Its Limits Part 24
Political Philosophy After Modernity? Chapter 25 Preface: Openings Toward
the Postmodern Chapter 26 Legitimacy, International Morality, and the
Postmodern Global Future Chapter 27 Jerusalem and Washington: Political
Philosophy and Theology Chapter 28 Ontology, Technology, Poetry, or
Mandarin Pastime? Chapter 29 The Queen of the Sciences: Political
Philosophy or Biology Chapter 30 Political Philosophy and Environmentalism:
Recovering the Phenomenon "Nature" Chapter 31 Conclusion: Is There a
Future?
Part 2 Modern Constructivism or Phenomenology Chapter 3 Preface: Modernity
and Its Closure Chapter 4 The "End of History" or a Portal to the Future
Chapter 5 What is Political Philosophy: A Phenomenological Approach Chapter
6 Cacophony of Silence: Derrida's Deconstructionism and the Possibility of
Political Philosophy Chapter 7 Machiavelli's The Prince and the Essence of
Modernity Chapter 8 Phenomenology or Constructivism: Robert Pippin's
Modernity Part 9 Leo Strauss and the Tradition: An Engagement Chapter 10
Preface: Remembrance and Tradition Chapter 11 Who Was Leo Strauss? Chapter
12 Leo Strauss and the Straussians: An Anti-Democratic Cult? Chapter 13
Athens and Washington: Leo Strauss and the American Regime Chapter 14 On a
Possible Epicurean Garden for Philosophy Chapter 15 On Cropsey's World:
Joseph Cropsey and the Tradition of Political Philosophy Chapter 16 Between
Platonism and Postmodernism: Plato's Emendation of Socratism in the Trilogy
Chapter 17 Leo Strauss and Martin Heidegger Part 18 The Non-Metaphysical
Plato: Second Beginnings? Chapter 19 Preface: Plato, Platonism, and a
Second Beginning Chapter 20 Dialogue and Dialectic in Plato's Phaedo
Chapter 21 Political Philosophy and Eros: Plato's Socrates in the Symposium
Chapter 22 Plato's Parmenides: Socratism and the Origins of Platonic
Political Philosophy Chapter 23 Aristotle on Reason and Its Limits Part 24
Political Philosophy After Modernity? Chapter 25 Preface: Openings Toward
the Postmodern Chapter 26 Legitimacy, International Morality, and the
Postmodern Global Future Chapter 27 Jerusalem and Washington: Political
Philosophy and Theology Chapter 28 Ontology, Technology, Poetry, or
Mandarin Pastime? Chapter 29 The Queen of the Sciences: Political
Philosophy or Biology Chapter 30 Political Philosophy and Environmentalism:
Recovering the Phenomenon "Nature" Chapter 31 Conclusion: Is There a
Future?
Chapter 1 Introduction: Political Philosophy; Is There a Future Tradition?
Part 2 Modern Constructivism or Phenomenology Chapter 3 Preface: Modernity
and Its Closure Chapter 4 The "End of History" or a Portal to the Future
Chapter 5 What is Political Philosophy: A Phenomenological Approach Chapter
6 Cacophony of Silence: Derrida's Deconstructionism and the Possibility of
Political Philosophy Chapter 7 Machiavelli's The Prince and the Essence of
Modernity Chapter 8 Phenomenology or Constructivism: Robert Pippin's
Modernity Part 9 Leo Strauss and the Tradition: An Engagement Chapter 10
Preface: Remembrance and Tradition Chapter 11 Who Was Leo Strauss? Chapter
12 Leo Strauss and the Straussians: An Anti-Democratic Cult? Chapter 13
Athens and Washington: Leo Strauss and the American Regime Chapter 14 On a
Possible Epicurean Garden for Philosophy Chapter 15 On Cropsey's World:
Joseph Cropsey and the Tradition of Political Philosophy Chapter 16 Between
Platonism and Postmodernism: Plato's Emendation of Socratism in the Trilogy
Chapter 17 Leo Strauss and Martin Heidegger Part 18 The Non-Metaphysical
Plato: Second Beginnings? Chapter 19 Preface: Plato, Platonism, and a
Second Beginning Chapter 20 Dialogue and Dialectic in Plato's Phaedo
Chapter 21 Political Philosophy and Eros: Plato's Socrates in the Symposium
Chapter 22 Plato's Parmenides: Socratism and the Origins of Platonic
Political Philosophy Chapter 23 Aristotle on Reason and Its Limits Part 24
Political Philosophy After Modernity? Chapter 25 Preface: Openings Toward
the Postmodern Chapter 26 Legitimacy, International Morality, and the
Postmodern Global Future Chapter 27 Jerusalem and Washington: Political
Philosophy and Theology Chapter 28 Ontology, Technology, Poetry, or
Mandarin Pastime? Chapter 29 The Queen of the Sciences: Political
Philosophy or Biology Chapter 30 Political Philosophy and Environmentalism:
Recovering the Phenomenon "Nature" Chapter 31 Conclusion: Is There a
Future?
Part 2 Modern Constructivism or Phenomenology Chapter 3 Preface: Modernity
and Its Closure Chapter 4 The "End of History" or a Portal to the Future
Chapter 5 What is Political Philosophy: A Phenomenological Approach Chapter
6 Cacophony of Silence: Derrida's Deconstructionism and the Possibility of
Political Philosophy Chapter 7 Machiavelli's The Prince and the Essence of
Modernity Chapter 8 Phenomenology or Constructivism: Robert Pippin's
Modernity Part 9 Leo Strauss and the Tradition: An Engagement Chapter 10
Preface: Remembrance and Tradition Chapter 11 Who Was Leo Strauss? Chapter
12 Leo Strauss and the Straussians: An Anti-Democratic Cult? Chapter 13
Athens and Washington: Leo Strauss and the American Regime Chapter 14 On a
Possible Epicurean Garden for Philosophy Chapter 15 On Cropsey's World:
Joseph Cropsey and the Tradition of Political Philosophy Chapter 16 Between
Platonism and Postmodernism: Plato's Emendation of Socratism in the Trilogy
Chapter 17 Leo Strauss and Martin Heidegger Part 18 The Non-Metaphysical
Plato: Second Beginnings? Chapter 19 Preface: Plato, Platonism, and a
Second Beginning Chapter 20 Dialogue and Dialectic in Plato's Phaedo
Chapter 21 Political Philosophy and Eros: Plato's Socrates in the Symposium
Chapter 22 Plato's Parmenides: Socratism and the Origins of Platonic
Political Philosophy Chapter 23 Aristotle on Reason and Its Limits Part 24
Political Philosophy After Modernity? Chapter 25 Preface: Openings Toward
the Postmodern Chapter 26 Legitimacy, International Morality, and the
Postmodern Global Future Chapter 27 Jerusalem and Washington: Political
Philosophy and Theology Chapter 28 Ontology, Technology, Poetry, or
Mandarin Pastime? Chapter 29 The Queen of the Sciences: Political
Philosophy or Biology Chapter 30 Political Philosophy and Environmentalism:
Recovering the Phenomenon "Nature" Chapter 31 Conclusion: Is There a
Future?