Ideals and Ideologies : A Reader

by Ball, Terence; Dagger, Richard

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9780321005397

ISBN10:

0321005392

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Pub. Date:

11/1/1998

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Pearson College Div

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-X, Ball, Terrence and Dagger, Richard, Ideals and Ideologies: A Reader, Fourth Edition*\ This highly acclaimed collection of original sources put readers directly in touch with the political thinkers and the ideas that have shaped our world. Present readers with key selections from a wide array of original sources, from classic standards to newly emerging ideologies. A logical organization, introductions to each selection, and new explanatory notes make this book accessible and engaging. For those interested in political science and ideologies.

Preface

(2)

Introduction

vii

PART ONE THE CONCEPT OF IDEOLOGY

(10)

1. Ideology: The Career of a Concept

(8)

Terrell Carver

PART TWO THE DEMOCRATIC IDEAL

(54)

2. Democracy and Despotism

(3)

Euripides

3. Funeral Oration

(5)

Pericles

4. Democratic Judgment and the "Middling" Constitution

(5)

Aristotle

5. What's Wrong with Princely Rule?

(4)

Niccolo Machiavelli

6. What Is a Republic?

(6)

John Adams

7. Bill of Rights of the United States

(2)

8. Democracy and Equality

(8)

Alexis de Tocqueville

9. Democratic Participation and Political Education

(7)

John Stuart Mill

10. Town Meetings and Workers' Control

(11)

Michael Walzer

PART THREE LIBERALISM

(76)

11. The State of Nature and the Basis of Obligation

(7)

Thomas Hobbes

12. Toleration and Government

(15)

John Locke

13. Government, Rights, and the Bonds between Generations

(4)

Thomas Paine

14. Declaration of Independence of the United States

(3)

15. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens

(3)

16. Private Profit, Public Good

100

(4)

Adam Smith

17. Freedom and Enlightenment

104

(3)

Immanuel Kant

18. Liberty and Individuality

107

(7)

John Stuart Mill

19. According to the Fitness of Things

114

(4)

William Graham Sumner

20. Liberalism and Positive Freedom

118

(4)

T. H. Green

21. Paternalism vs. Democracy

122

(4)

Donald Allen

22. Libertarian Anarchism

126

(4)

Murray Rothbard

23. The Limitations of Libertarianism

130

(11)

Thomas A. Spragens, Jr.

PART FOUR CONSERVATISM

141

(54)

24. Society, Reverence, and the "True Natural Aristocracy"

143

(7)

Edmund Burke

25. Conservatism as Reaction

150

(4)

Joseph de Maistre

26. The Poet as Conservative

154

(3)

William Wordsworth

27. Revolt of the Masses

157

(4)

Jose Ortega y Gasset

28. On Being Conservative

161

(9)

Michael Oakeshott

29. The Woodpeckers and the Starlings

170

(4)

Jacquetta Hawkes

30. Modern Liberalism and Cultural Decline

174

(9)

Robert Bork

31. A Religious Conservative Vision for America

183

(12)

Ralph Reed

PART FIVE SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM: MORE TO MARX

195

(40)

32. Utopia

197

(7)

Thomas More

33. Address to the Inhabitants of New Lanark

204

(4)

Robert Owen

34. The Communist Manifesto

208

(14)

Karl Marx

Friedrich Engels

35. Socialism: Utopian and Scientific

222

(13)

Friedrich Engels

PART SIX SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM AFTER MARX

235

(80)

36. Evolutionary Socialism

237

(6)

Eduard Bernstein

37. Revisionism, Imperialism, and Revolution

243

(16)

V. I. Lenin

38. The Permanent Revolution

259

(5)

Leon Trotsky

39. On the People's Democratic Dictatorship

264

(11)

Mao Zedong

40. Anarcho-Communism vs. Marxism

275

(4)

Mikhail Bakunin

41. Anarchism: What It Really Stands For

279

(9)

Emma Goldman

42. Fabian Socialism

288

(5)

George Bernard Shaw

43. Looking Backward

293

(10)

Edward Bellamy

44. Socialism and Democracy

303

(12)

Carol Gould

PART SEVEN FASCISM

315

(42)

45. Civilization and Race

317

(7)

Joseph-Arthur de Gobineau

46. The Doctrine of Fascism

324

(8)

Benito Mussolini

47. The Political Theory of Fascism

332

(7)

Alfredo Rocco

48. Nation and Race

339

(18)

Adolf Hitler

PART EIGHT LIBERATION IDEOLOGIES AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY

357

(72)

49. Letter from Birmingham Jail

360

(11)

Martin Luther King, Jr.

50. Black Consciousness and the Quest for a True Humanity

371

(6)

Steve Biko

51. Letters on the Equality of the Sexes

377

(8)

Sarah Grimke

52. The Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions

385

(4)

53. Oppression

389

(9)

Marilyn Frye

54. Gay Liberation

398

(5)

Richard Mohr

55. Spirituality, Equality, and Natural Law

403

(6)

Oren Lyons

56. Liberation Theology

409

(8)

Gustavo Gutierrez

57. All Animals Are Equal

417

(12)

Peter Singer

PART NINE "GREEN" POLITICS: ECOLOGY AS IDEOLOGY

429

(38)

58. The Land Ethic

432

(11)

Aldo Leopold

59. Getting Along with Nature

443

(9)

Wendell Berry

60. Putting the Earth First

452

(7)

Dave Foreman

61. Thinking Green!

459

(8)

Petra Kelly

PART TEN THE FUTURE OF IDEOLOGY

467

62. The End of History?

469

(10)

Francis Fukuyama

63. Jihad vs. McWorld

479

Benjamin Barber

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