Harry Fuller Atwood

Back to the Republic (eBook, ePUB)

Exploring the Metaphysical Implications of Republicanism and Democracy

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

In 'Back to the Republic' by Harry Fuller Atwood, readers are taken on a philosophical journey through the depths of political theory and government structures. Atwood's book is written in a complex yet engaging style, offering a thorough exploration of the metaphysical implications of republicanism and democracy. The author delves into historical examples and theoretical frameworks to analyze the current state of political affairs and proposes a return to the ideals of the republic as a solution. The book challenges readers to critically think about the nature of power, authority, and civic duty in society. Harry Fuller Atwood, a respected political theorist and philosopher, draws on his vast knowledge of political philosophy to present a compelling argument for a revival of republican principles. Influenced by classical thinkers such as Plato and Aristotle, Atwood provides a fresh perspective on the complexities of modern governance. His expertise and insight into political theory shine through in 'Back to the Republic'. For readers interested in delving into the intricacies of political philosophy and seeking a deeper understanding of the foundations of government, 'Back to the Republic' is a must-read. Atwood's thought-provoking analysis challenges conventional wisdom and offers a compelling vision for the future of democracy.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Good Press
• Seitenzahl: 77
• Erscheinungstermin: 11. April 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 4064066443184
• Artikelnr.: 61610405

Autorenporträt

Harry Fuller Atwood, though not as widely recognized as some towering figures in American authorship, continues to hold a significant position among those who have championed the ideals of republican governance and constitutional scholarship. His seminal work, 'Back to the Republic: The Golden Mean to Just Laws and a Safe Society' illustrates his in-depth understanding of the American political system and emphasizes the need to return to the principles originally espoused by the founding fathers of the United States. Atwood's literary style is both compelling and educational, often reflecting a sense of urgency to address what he perceives as a deviation from the country's foundational tenets. In a time where political discourse is fraught with divisiveness, Atwood's advocacy for a recalibration towards the core values of democracy resonate with readers seeking both historical insight and practical guidance on preserving the structure of a republic. Although further biographical details about Atwood are limited, his written work continues to form part of a wider conversation about political philosophy and constitutional fidelity—engaging scholars and political theorists alike in dialogue about the direction of national governance and civic responsibility.