This collection of essays addresses Thomas More's guiding principles of leadership through his writings, actions, and in recent artistic depictions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Travis Curtright is research fellow of the Center for Thomas More Studies at the University of Dallas and associate professor of humanities and literature at Ave Maria University.
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Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction: Why Patron of Statesmen (Travis Curtright) Chapter 1: Thomas More on Liberty, Law, and Good Rule (Gerard Wegemer) Chapter 2: Statesmanship, Tyranny, and Piety: Thomas More's Response to Lucian's The Tyrannicide (Carson Holloway) Chapter 3: Utopia's Images of the Statesman (James R. Stoner, Jr.) Chapter 4: Passing Strange, Yet Wholly True: On the Political Tales of Plato's Critias and More's Hythlodaeus (Jeffrey S. Lehman) Chapter 5: Thomas More's Utopia and Catholic Social Doctrine (J. Brian Benestad) Chapter 6: Faith, Reason, and Order: Thomas More and Natural Law (Samuel Gregg) Chapter 7: Sir Thomas More and his Opposition to Henry VIII in 1533 (Travis Curtright) Chapter 8: Thomas More: Patron Saint of Leading Citizens (Stephen W. Smith) Chapter 9: What Bolt Got Right and What Mantel Got Wrong (Louis Karlin) Chapter 10: The Place of Sir Thomas More in Political Philosophy: A Reflection on "A Man for All Seasons." (James V. Schall, S. J.) Appendix: Apostolic Letter, Issued Motu Proprio, Proclaiming Saint Thomas More Patron of Statesmen and Politicians. (Pope John Paul II.) Bibliography Index About the contributors
Acknowledgements List of Contributors Introduction: Why Patron of Statesmen (Travis Curtright) Chapter 1: Thomas More on Liberty, Law, and Good Rule (Gerard Wegemer) Chapter 2: Statesmanship, Tyranny, and Piety: Thomas More's Response to Lucian's The Tyrannicide (Carson Holloway) Chapter 3: Utopia's Images of the Statesman (James R. Stoner, Jr.) Chapter 4: Passing Strange, Yet Wholly True: On the Political Tales of Plato's Critias and More's Hythlodaeus (Jeffrey S. Lehman) Chapter 5: Thomas More's Utopia and Catholic Social Doctrine (J. Brian Benestad) Chapter 6: Faith, Reason, and Order: Thomas More and Natural Law (Samuel Gregg) Chapter 7: Sir Thomas More and his Opposition to Henry VIII in 1533 (Travis Curtright) Chapter 8: Thomas More: Patron Saint of Leading Citizens (Stephen W. Smith) Chapter 9: What Bolt Got Right and What Mantel Got Wrong (Louis Karlin) Chapter 10: The Place of Sir Thomas More in Political Philosophy: A Reflection on "A Man for All Seasons." (James V. Schall, S. J.) Appendix: Apostolic Letter, Issued Motu Proprio, Proclaiming Saint Thomas More Patron of Statesmen and Politicians. (Pope John Paul II.) Bibliography Index About the contributors
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