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245 0 0 _aPolitical thought /
_cedited by Michael Rosen and Jonathan Wolff ; with the assistance of Catriona McKinnon.
264 1 _aOxford [England] ;
_aNew York [N.Y.] :
_bOxford University Press,
_c1999.
300 _axv, 442 pages ;
_c24 cm.
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
_bnc
_2rdacarrier
490 1 _aOxford readers
500 _aSelection of extracts from political texts.
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _gChapter 1.
_tHuman Nature --
_g1.
_tThe State Exists By Nature /
_rAristotle --
_g2.
_tThe Misery of the Natural Condition of Mankind /
_rThomas Hobbes --
_g3.
_tThe State of Nature and the State of War /
_rJohn Locke --
_g4.
_tFear and Peace /
_rBaron de Montesquieu --
_g5.
_tThe Noble Savage /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g6.
_tMan's Character is Formed For Him /
_rRobert Owen --
_g7.
_tMan as a Productive Being /
_rKarl Marx and FriedrichEngels --
_g8.
_tNatural Selection /
_rCharles Darwin --
_g9.
_tThe Advantage of Morality /
_rCharles Darwin --
_g10.
_tMutual Aid /
_rPeter Kropotkin --
_g11.
_tWomen as Weaker Partners /
_rPlato --
_g12.
_tSeparate Spheres /
_rAristotle --
_g13.
_tThe Likeness and Unlikeness of the Sexes /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g14.
_tThe Rights of Women /
_rMary Wollstonecraft --
_g15.
_tThe Subjection of Women /
_rJohn Stuart Mill --
_g16.
_tIn a Different Voice /
_rCarol Gilligan --
_g17.
_tSocialist Feminism and The Standpoint of Women /
_rAlison M Jaggar --
_gChapter 2.
_tThe Justification of the State --
_g18.
_tPolitical Power /
_rJohn Locke --
_g19.
_tThe State and Coercion /
_rMax Weber --
_g20.
_tCreating Leviathan /
_rThomas Hobbes --
_g21.
_tExpress and Tacit Consent /
_rJohn Locke --
_g22.
_tNatural Freedom and the Freedom of the Citizen /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g23.
_tThe Hypothetical Contract /
_rImmanuel Kant --
_g24.
_tThe Irrelevance of Consent /
_rDavid Hume --
_g25.
_tUtility as the True Foundation /
_rJeremy Bentham --
_g26.
_tThe Priority of the State over The Individual /
_rG.W.F Hegel --
_g27.
_tThe Principle of Fairness /
_rH.L.A. Hart --
_g28.
_tScience and the People /
_rMichael Bakunin --
_g29.
_tThe Conflict of Autonomy and Authority /
_rRobert Paul Wolff --
_g30.
_tThe Duty of Obedience /
_rPlato --
_g31.
_tThe Duty of Disobedience /
_rHenry David Thoreau --
_g32.
_tAn Unjust Law is No Law /
_rMartin Luther King --
_g33.
_tCivil Disobedience /
_rJohn Rawls --
_gChapter 3.
_tDemocracy and Its Difficulties --
_g34.
_tRuling as a Skill /
_rPlato --
_g35.
_tThe Enlightened Despot /
_rFrederick the Great --
_g36.
_tThe General Will /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g37.
_tFreedom and Equality /
_rImmanuel Kant --
_g38.
_tThe Democratic Citizen /
_rJohn Stuart Mill --
_g39.
_tMajority Rule /
_rJohn Rawls --
_g40.
_tBourgeois and Proletarian Democracy /
_rV.I. Lenin --
_g41.
_tParticipatory Democracy /
_rCarole Pateman --
_g42.
_tRule of the People and Rule of Law /
_rAristotle --
_g43.
_tThe Danger of Faction /
_rJames Madison --
_g44.
_tTyranny of the Majority /
_rAlexis de Tocqueville --
_g45.
_tBureaucratic Administration /
_rMax Weber --
_g46.
_tRule By Oligarchy /
_rVilfedo Pareto --
_g47.
_tLegislative, Executive, and Federative Powers /
_rJohn Locke --
_g48.
_tThe Ideal Constitution /
_rBaron de Montesquieu --
_gChapter 4.
_tLiberty and Rights --
_g49.
_tThe Liberty of the Ancients and the Liberty of the Moderns /
_rBenjamin Constant --
_g50.
_tTwo Concepts of Liberty /
_rIsaiah Berlin --
_g51.
_tIn Defence of Positive Freedom /
_rCharles Taylor --
_g52.
_tNo Right to Liberty /
_rRonald Dworkin --
_g53.
_tOne Simple Principle /
_rJohn Stuart Mill --
_g54.
_tThe Consequences of Liberty /
_rJames Fitzjames Stephen --
_g55.
_tThe Enforcement of Morals /
_rPartick Devlin --
_g56.
_tThe Changing Sense of Morality /
_rH.L.A. Hart --
_g57.
_tThe Futility of Intolerance /
_rJohn Locke --
_g58.
_tFree Expression and the Authority of the State /
_rThomas Scanlon --
_g59.
_tThe Satanic Verses /
_rJeremy Waldron --
_g60.
_tOnly Words /
_rCatherine MacKinnon --
_g61.
_tThe Democratic Citizen /
_rPericles --
_g62.
_tThe Requirements of Citizenship /
_rAristotle --
_g63.
_tThe Servility of the Moderns /
_rNiccolo Machiavelli --
_g64.
_tThe Nature of Modern Servitude /
_rAlexis de Tocqueville --
_g65.
_tThe Republican Ideal of Political Liberty /
_rQuentin Skinner --
_g66.
_tNonsense on Stilts /
_rJeremy Bentham --
_g67.
_tThe Rights of Egoistic Man /
_rKarl Marx --
_g68.
_tRights as Side-Constraints /
_rRobert Nozick --
_g69.
_tTaking Rights Seriously /
_rRonald Dworkin --
_g70.
_tIn Favour of Capital Punishment /
_rJohn Stuart Mill --
_g71.
_tPunishment and Responsibility /
_rH.L.A. Hart --
_g72.
_tWhere Deterrence Theory Goes Wrong /
_rRobert Nozick --
_gChapter 5.
_tEconomic Justice --
_g73.
_tLabour as the Basis of Property /
_rJohn Locke --
_g74.
_tThe Earth Belongs to Nobody /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g75.
_tProperty as Expression /
_rG.W.F Hegel --
_g76.
_tThe Right to the Use of the Earth /
_rHerbert Spencer --
_g77.
_tMoney, the Universal Whore /
_rKarl Marx --
_g78.
_tThe True Foundation of Private Property /
_rKarl Marx --
_g79.
_tProperty and Aggression /
_rSigmund Freud --
_g80.
_tReaping Without Sowing /
_rR.H. Tawney --
_g81.
_tDifficulties With Mixing Labour /
_rRobert Nozick --
_g82.
_tThe Dangers of Government Interference /
_rAdam Smith --
_g83.
_tAppearance and Reality /
_rKarl Marx --
_g84.
_tPrices as A Code /
_rF.A. Hayek --
_g85.
_tThe Tyranny of Controls /
_rMilton Friedman and Rose Friedman --
_g86.
_tPoverty as Lack of Freedom /
_rG.A. Cohen --
_g87.
_tThe Grasshopper and the Ants /
_rAesop --
_g88.
_tReciprocity /
_rAristotle --
_g89.
_tEquality and Inequality /
_rAristotle --
_g90.
_tThe Common Stock /
_rGerald Winstanley --
_g91.
_tThe Impossibility of Equality /
_rDavid Hume --
_g92.
_tFrom Each According to His Abilities, To Each According to His Needs /
_rKarl Marx --
_g93.
_tLooking Backward /
_rEdward Bellamy --
_g94.
_tThe Impossibility of Planning /
_rF.A. Hayek --
_g95.
_tTwo Principles of Justice /
_rJohn Rawls --
_g96.
_tThe Entitlement Theory /
_rRobert Nozick --
_g97.
_tEquality of Resources /
_rRonald Dworkin --
_gChapter 6.
_tJustice Between Groups --
_g98.
_tPerpetual Peace /
_rImmanuel Kant --
_g99.
_tThe Civilizing Influence of Commerce /
_rRichard Cobden --
_g100.
_tJust and Unjust War /
_rMichael Walzer --
_g101.
_tThe Limits of Warfare /
_rThomas Nagel --
_g102.
_tNational Sentiment /
_rIsaiah Berlin --
_g103.
_tIs Patriotism a Virtue? /
_rAlasdair MacIntyre --
_g104.
_tThe Message of Affirmative Action /
_rThomas Hill --
_g105.
_tNational Self-Determination' /
_rAvishai Margalit and Joseph Raz --
_g106.
_tJustice Between Generations' /
_rBrian Barry --
_g107.
_tFamine, Affluence and Morality /
_rPeter Singer --
_g108.
_tLifeboat Earth /
_rOnora O'Neill --
_gChapter 7.
_tAlternatives to Liberalism --
_g109.
_tLegitimation Crisis /
_rJurgen Habermas --
_g110.
_tLiberalism in Retreat /
_rMichael Walzer --
_g111.
_tThe Artificiality of Liberalism /
_rMichael Walzer --
_g112.
_tEternal Society /
_rEdmund Burke --
_g113.
_tThe Transmission of Culture /
_rT.S. Eliot --
_g114.
_tOn Being Conservative /
_rMichael Oakeshott --
_g115.
_tIdentification and Subjectivity /
_rCharles Taylor --
_g116.
_tTradition and the Unity of a Life /
_rAlasdair MacIntyre --
_g117.
_tConceptions of Community /
_rMichael Sandel --
_g118.
_tWork in Communist Society /
_rKarl Marx --
_g119.
_tThe Communist Manifesto /
_rKarl Marx --
_g120.
_tThe Realm of Freedom /
_rKarl Marx --
_g121.
_tThe Soul of Man Under Socialism /
_rOscar Wilde --
_g122.
_tProductive Activity /
_rErnest Mandel --
_g123.
_tSocialism and Equality of Opportunity /
_rG.A. Cohen --
_g124.
_tThe Impulse Towards Justice /
_rFriedrich Nietzsche --
_g125.
_tPower /Knowledge /
_rMichel Foucault --
_g126.
_tThe Priority of Democracy to Philosophy /
_rRichard Rorty --
_gChapter 8.
_tProgress and Civilization --
_g127.
_tThe Effect of the Arts and Sciences /
_rJean-Jacques Rousseau --
_g128.
_tDivision of Labour /
_rAdam Smith --
_g129.
_tFragmentation and Aesthetic Education /
_rFriedrich Schiller --
_g130.
_tDevelopment of the Productive Forces /
_rKarl Marx --
_g131.
_tOur Self-Destructive Impulse /
_rFyodor Dostoyevsky --
_g132.
_tTransition to Communism /
_rFriedrich Engels --
_g133.
_tDisenchantment /
_rMax Weber --
_g134.
_tThe Utopian Method /
_rKarl Popper --
_g135.
_tThe End of History /
_rFrancis Fukuyama.
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