Includes essays by prominent political theorists and philosophers that trace the evolution of the general will from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.
Includes essays by prominent political theorists and philosophers that trace the evolution of the general will from the seventeenth to the twentieth century.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Part I. The General Will before Rousseau: 1. The general will before Rousseau: the contributions of Arnauld, Pascal, Malebranche, Bayle, and Bossuet Patrick Riley; 2. Malebranche's shadow: divine providence and general will in the Leibniz-Arnauld correspondence Steven Nadler; 3. Locke's ideas, Rousseau's principles, and the general will James Farr; 4. Spinoza and the general will David Lay Williams; 5. Freedom, sovereignty, and the general will in Montesquieu Sharon R. Krause; Part II. The Prehistory of the General Will: 6. Rethinking Rousseau's tyranny of orators: Cicero's On Duties and the beauty of true glory Daniel J. Kapust; 7. An American general will?: 'The bond of brotherly affection' in New England Andrew R. Murphy; Part III. The General Will in Rousseau: 8. The substantive elements of Rousseau's general will David Lay Williams; 9. Justice, beneficence, and boundaries: Rousseau and the paradox of generality Richard Boyd; 10. On the general will of humanity: global connections in Rousseau's political thought Sankar Muthu; 11. The general will in Rousseau and after Rousseau Tracy B. Strong; Part IV. The General Will after Rousseau: 12. Kant on the general will Patrick Riley; 13. The general will after Rousseau: Smith and Rousseau on sociability and inequality Shannon Stimson; 14. Benjamin Constant's liberalism and the political theology of the general will Bryan Garsten; 15. The general will after Rousseau: the case of Tocqueville Michael Locke McLendon; 16. Rawls on Rousseau and the general will Christopher Brooke.
Part I. The General Will before Rousseau: 1. The general will before Rousseau: the contributions of Arnauld, Pascal, Malebranche, Bayle, and Bossuet Patrick Riley; 2. Malebranche's shadow: divine providence and general will in the Leibniz-Arnauld correspondence Steven Nadler; 3. Locke's ideas, Rousseau's principles, and the general will James Farr; 4. Spinoza and the general will David Lay Williams; 5. Freedom, sovereignty, and the general will in Montesquieu Sharon R. Krause; Part II. The Prehistory of the General Will: 6. Rethinking Rousseau's tyranny of orators: Cicero's On Duties and the beauty of true glory Daniel J. Kapust; 7. An American general will?: 'The bond of brotherly affection' in New England Andrew R. Murphy; Part III. The General Will in Rousseau: 8. The substantive elements of Rousseau's general will David Lay Williams; 9. Justice, beneficence, and boundaries: Rousseau and the paradox of generality Richard Boyd; 10. On the general will of humanity: global connections in Rousseau's political thought Sankar Muthu; 11. The general will in Rousseau and after Rousseau Tracy B. Strong; Part IV. The General Will after Rousseau: 12. Kant on the general will Patrick Riley; 13. The general will after Rousseau: Smith and Rousseau on sociability and inequality Shannon Stimson; 14. Benjamin Constant's liberalism and the political theology of the general will Bryan Garsten; 15. The general will after Rousseau: the case of Tocqueville Michael Locke McLendon; 16. Rawls on Rousseau and the general will Christopher Brooke.
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