The Routledge Companion to Social and Political Philosophy, Second Edition is a comprehensive, definitive reference work, providing an up-to-date survey of the field, charting its history and key figures and movements, and addressing enduring questions as well as contemporary research.
The Routledge Companion to Social and Political Philosophy, Second Edition is a comprehensive, definitive reference work, providing an up-to-date survey of the field, charting its history and key figures and movements, and addressing enduring questions as well as contemporary research.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Gerald F. Gaus was, before his death in 2020, the James E. Rogers Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona and an intellectual giant in the field of political philosophy. The author of ten books and more than 100 papers, he was best known for his work in the public reason tradition. An obituary collaboratively written by his colleagues and former students noted that Gaus was interested in teaching us about "the complexities of our social world, rather than looking for opportunities to reinforce our biased ways of understanding it." Fred D'Agostino is Emeritus Professor of Humanities at The University of Queensland (Australia) where he has been President of the Academic Board and Executive Dean of Arts. He was Editor of the Australasian Journal of Philosophy and of PPE: Politics, Philosophy and Economics. His best-known work is Free Public Reason (OUP, 1996), and he has worked in political philosophy and scientific method. His recent work has been on complexity and on the scholarly and scientific disciplines. Ryan Muldoon is Professor of Philosophy and Director of PPE at the University at Buffalo. He is the author of Social Contract Theory for a Diverse World: Beyond Tolerance (Routledge, 2016). His work focuses on diversity and dynamism in liberal political philosophy.
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PART I The History of Social and Political Theory 1. Plato's Political Philosophy 2. Aristotle's Social and Political Philosophy 3. Aquinas 4. Medieval Political Thought 5. Machiavelli 6. Hobbes 7. Locke 8. Rousseau 9. Hume and Smith on Justice 10. Kant 11. Hegel 12. Mill 13. Marx 14. Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth Century British Thought 15. Continental Political Philosophy 16. French Political Thought in the Twentieth Century 17. Foucault and Political Philosophy 18. The Political Philosophy of China 19. Indian Political Philosophy 20. Islamic Political Thought PART II Political Theories and Ideologies 21. Anarchism 22. Liberalism 23. Conservatism 24. Republicanism 25. Marxism and Contemporary Political Thought 26. Feminism and the History of Political Philosophy 27. Environmentalism PART III Normative Foundations 28. Contractarianism 29. Contractualism and Political Liberalism 30. Utilitarianism and Consequentialism 31. Perfectionism 32. Pluralism 33. Virtue Ethics and Political Philosophy 34. Natural Law and Rights Theory PART IV Distributive Justice 35. Luck Egalitarianism 36. The Difference Principle 37. Left Libertarianism 38. Libertarianism 39. Desert 40. Needs and Distributive Justice 41. The Capability Approach and Distributive Justice 42. Intergenerational Distributive Justice PART V The National State and Beyond 43. Nationalism 44. Human Rights and Cosmopolitanism 45. Multiculturalism 46. Global Justice and Politics 47. Justice and Borders 48. War PART VI Political Concepts 49. Equality 50. Freedom 51. Autonomy 52. Power 53. Authority and Legitimacy 54. Democracy 55. Rights 56. Toleration PART VII Approaches 57. Social Evolution 58. The Pragmatist Project in Political Philosophy 59. Postmodernism and Politics 60. Social Choice Theory 61. Rational Choice Theory 62. Discourse Theory 63. New Diversity Theory 64. Political Epistemology 65. PPE and Political Philosophy PART VIII Issues in Social and Political Philosophy 66. Education 67. Health 68. Marriage Sex and the Family 69. Work 70. Punishment 71. Terrorism 72. Paternalism Moralism and Markets 73. Religion in Public Life 74. Race and Ethnicity: Their Intersections and Concepts
PART I The History of Social and Political Theory 1. Plato's Political Philosophy 2. Aristotle's Social and Political Philosophy 3. Aquinas 4. Medieval Political Thought 5. Machiavelli 6. Hobbes 7. Locke 8. Rousseau 9. Hume and Smith on Justice 10. Kant 11. Hegel 12. Mill 13. Marx 14. Late Nineteenth- and Early Twentieth Century British Thought 15. Continental Political Philosophy 16. French Political Thought in the Twentieth Century 17. Foucault and Political Philosophy 18. The Political Philosophy of China 19. Indian Political Philosophy 20. Islamic Political Thought PART II Political Theories and Ideologies 21. Anarchism 22. Liberalism 23. Conservatism 24. Republicanism 25. Marxism and Contemporary Political Thought 26. Feminism and the History of Political Philosophy 27. Environmentalism PART III Normative Foundations 28. Contractarianism 29. Contractualism and Political Liberalism 30. Utilitarianism and Consequentialism 31. Perfectionism 32. Pluralism 33. Virtue Ethics and Political Philosophy 34. Natural Law and Rights Theory PART IV Distributive Justice 35. Luck Egalitarianism 36. The Difference Principle 37. Left Libertarianism 38. Libertarianism 39. Desert 40. Needs and Distributive Justice 41. The Capability Approach and Distributive Justice 42. Intergenerational Distributive Justice PART V The National State and Beyond 43. Nationalism 44. Human Rights and Cosmopolitanism 45. Multiculturalism 46. Global Justice and Politics 47. Justice and Borders 48. War PART VI Political Concepts 49. Equality 50. Freedom 51. Autonomy 52. Power 53. Authority and Legitimacy 54. Democracy 55. Rights 56. Toleration PART VII Approaches 57. Social Evolution 58. The Pragmatist Project in Political Philosophy 59. Postmodernism and Politics 60. Social Choice Theory 61. Rational Choice Theory 62. Discourse Theory 63. New Diversity Theory 64. Political Epistemology 65. PPE and Political Philosophy PART VIII Issues in Social and Political Philosophy 66. Education 67. Health 68. Marriage Sex and the Family 69. Work 70. Punishment 71. Terrorism 72. Paternalism Moralism and Markets 73. Religion in Public Life 74. Race and Ethnicity: Their Intersections and Concepts
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