On Civic Republicanism explores the enduring relevance of the ancient concepts of republicanism and civic virtue to modern questions about political engagement and identity.
On Civic Republicanism explores the enduring relevance of the ancient concepts of republicanism and civic virtue to modern questions about political engagement and identity. Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface: The Return to Classical Regimes Theory David Tabachnick and Toivo Koivokoski Introduction Geoffrey Kellow Part 1: The Classical Heritage Chapter 1: The Problematic Character of Periclean Athens Timothy Burns Chapter 2: Aristotle’s Topological Politics; Michael Sandel’s Civic-Republicanism David Roochnik Chapter 3: Living Well and the Promise of Cosmopolitan Identity: Aristotle’s ergon as a Contingent Foundation for Civic Republicanism Today Michael Weinman Chapter 4: Groundwork for a Theory of Republican Character in a Democratic Age Wendell John Coats, Jr. Chapter 5: Ancient, Modern and Post-National Democracy: Deliberation and Citizenship Between the Political and the Universal Crystal Cordell Paris Part 2: The Enlightenment: An Accelerated Reception? Chapter 6: Machiavelli’s Art of Politics: A Critique of Humanism and the Lessons of Rome Jarrett A. Carty Chapter 7: Transforming “Manliness” into Courage: Two Democratic Perspectives Ryan Balot Chapter 8: Montesquieu on Corruption: Civic Purity in a post-Republican World Robert Sparling Chapter 9: The Fortitude of the Uncertain: Political Courage in David Hume’s Political Philosophy Marc Hanvelt Chapter 10: Sparta, Modernity, Enlightenment Varad Mehta Chapter 11: A Master of the Art of Persuasion: Rousseau’s Platonic Teaching on the Virtuous Legislator Brent Edwin Cusher Chapter 12: Civil Religion, Civic Republicanism and Enlightenment in Rousseau Lee Ward Chapter 13: Mary Wollstonecraft and Adam Smith on Gender, History and the Civic Republican Tradition Neven Leddy Chapter 14: Pinocchio and the Puppet of Plato’s Laws Jeffrey Dirk Wilson Chapter 15: Unity in Multiplicity: Agency and Aesthetics in German Republicanism Douglas Moggach
Preface: The Return to Classical Regimes Theory David Tabachnick and Toivo Koivokoski Introduction Geoffrey Kellow Part 1: The Classical Heritage Chapter 1: The Problematic Character of Periclean Athens Timothy Burns Chapter 2: Aristotle’s Topological Politics; Michael Sandel’s Civic-Republicanism David Roochnik Chapter 3: Living Well and the Promise of Cosmopolitan Identity: Aristotle’s ergon as a Contingent Foundation for Civic Republicanism Today Michael Weinman Chapter 4: Groundwork for a Theory of Republican Character in a Democratic Age Wendell John Coats, Jr. Chapter 5: Ancient, Modern and Post-National Democracy: Deliberation and Citizenship Between the Political and the Universal Crystal Cordell Paris Part 2: The Enlightenment: An Accelerated Reception? Chapter 6: Machiavelli’s Art of Politics: A Critique of Humanism and the Lessons of Rome Jarrett A. Carty Chapter 7: Transforming “Manliness” into Courage: Two Democratic Perspectives Ryan Balot Chapter 8: Montesquieu on Corruption: Civic Purity in a post-Republican World Robert Sparling Chapter 9: The Fortitude of the Uncertain: Political Courage in David Hume’s Political Philosophy Marc Hanvelt Chapter 10: Sparta, Modernity, Enlightenment Varad Mehta Chapter 11: A Master of the Art of Persuasion: Rousseau’s Platonic Teaching on the Virtuous Legislator Brent Edwin Cusher Chapter 12: Civil Religion, Civic Republicanism and Enlightenment in Rousseau Lee Ward Chapter 13: Mary Wollstonecraft and Adam Smith on Gender, History and the Civic Republican Tradition Neven Leddy Chapter 14: Pinocchio and the Puppet of Plato’s Laws Jeffrey Dirk Wilson Chapter 15: Unity in Multiplicity: Agency and Aesthetics in German Republicanism Douglas Moggach
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