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Great Political Thinkers From Plato to the Present

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  • Edition: 6th
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  • Copyright: 1999-08-25
  • Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing

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Summary

Part I: Ancient and Medieval. 1. Roots of the West. 2. The Greek Discover of Reason in Nature. 3. Plato. 4. Aristotle. 5. Polybius. 6. Cicero. 7. Stoicism and Epicureanism: Two Hellenistic Philosophies. 8. The Jewish Belief in One God, and Christian Love. 9. St. Augustine. 10. John of Salisbury. 11. St. Thomas Aquinas. 12. Dante. 13. Marsilio of Padua. Part II: Sixteenth Through Eighteenth Centuries. 14. Machiavelli. 15. The Protestant Reformation. 16. Bodin. 17. Hobbes. 18. Locke. 19. Montesquieu. 20. Hume. 21. Rousseau. 22. Kant. 23. Smith. 24. Burke. Part III: Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. 25. Bentham. 26. Tocqueville. 27. Mill. 28. Hegel. 29. Revolutionary Communism. 30. Nietzsche. 31. Fascism. 32. Freud. 33. Gandhi. 34. From Classical Liberalism to Democratic Socialism. 35. The Welfare State. 36. Libertarianism. 37. Berlin. 38. Rawls.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
PART I Ancient and Medieval 1(280)
Roots of the West
3(4)
The Greek Discovery of Reason in Nature
7(12)
Plato (ca. 427--347 B.C.)
19(56)
The Republic
30(45)
Aristotle (384--322 B.C.)
75(41)
Politics
85(31)
Polybius (ca. 204--122 B.C.)
116(11)
The Histories
119(8)
Cicero (106--43 B.C.)
127(14)
The Republic and The Laws
131(10)
Stoicism and Epicureanism: Two Hellenistic Philosophies
141(32)
Epictetus (ca. A.D. 50--120), The Discourses and The Manual
151(6)
Marcus Aurelius (A.D. 121--180), Meditations
157(11)
Epicurus (ca. 341--270 B.C.), Letter to Menoeceus and Principal Doctrines
168(5)
The Jewish Belief in One God, and Christian Love
173(8)
St. Augustine (354--430)
181(18)
The City of God
186(13)
John of Salisbury (ca. 1120--1180)
199(19)
The Statesman's Book
206(12)
St. Thomas Aquinas (ca. 1225--1274)
218(27)
On Kingship
230(7)
Summa Theologica
237(8)
Dante (1265--1321)
245(17)
De Monarchia
252(10)
Marsilio of Padua (1270--1342)
262(19)
The Defender of Peace
272(9)
PART II Sixteenth Through Eighteenth Centuries 281(252)
Machiavelli (1467--1527)
283(19)
The Prince
291(11)
The Protestant Reformation
302(42)
Luther (1483--1546), Secular Authority: To What Extent It Should Be Obeyed
308(11)
Calvin (1509--1564), Institutes of the Christian Religion
319(9)
Stephen Junius Brutus (pseud.), A Defense of Liberty against Tyrants
328(16)
Bodin (1530--1596)
344(11)
Six Books on the State
348(7)
Hobbes (1588--1679)
355(25)
Leviathan
364(16)
Locke (1632--1704)
380(28)
Two Treatises of Government
389(19)
Montesquieu (1689--1755)
408(14)
The Spirit of the Laws
413(9)
Hume (1711--1776)
422(20)
Essays Moral, Political, and Literary and An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals
428(14)
Rousseau (1712--1778)
442(31)
The Social Contract
452(21)
Kant (1724--1804)
473(19)
Foundations of the Metaphysics of Morals
477(2)
Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Purpose
479(4)
Perpetual Peace: A Philosophical Sketch
483(9)
Smith (1723--1790)
492(12)
The Wealth of Nations
498(6)
Burke (1729--1797)
504(29)
Reflections on the Revolution in France
513(20)
PART III Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries 533(344)
Bentham (1748--1832)
535(22)
Principles of Morals and Legislation
543(14)
Tocqueville (1805--1859)
557(21)
Democracy in America
564(14)
Mill (1806--1873)
578(46)
On Liberty
586(29)
Utilitarianism
615(3)
The Subjection of Women
618(6)
Hegel (1770--1831)
624(15)
Philosophy of Law
629(8)
Philosophy of History
637(2)
Revolutionary Communism
639(49)
Marax (1818--1883), Economics and Philosophical Manuscripts
656(7)
Marx and Engels (1820--1895), The Communist Manifesto
663(17)
Lenin (1870--1924), Selected Works
680(8)
Nietzsche (1844--1900)
688(20)
Thus Spake Zarathustra
694(5)
The Antichrist
699(6)
Geneology of Morals
705(3)
Fascism
708(13)
Mussolini (1883--1945), The Doctrine of Fascism
712(9)
Freud (1856--1939)
721(15)
Civilization and Its Discontents
725(11)
Gandhi (1869--1948)
736(18)
Selected Writings
742(12)
From Classical Liberalism to Democratic Socialism
754(31)
Spencer (1820--1903), Social Statics and The Man Versus the State
768(12)
Green (1836--1882), Prolegomena to Ethics
780(3)
Laski (1893--1950), A Grammar of Politics
783(2)
The Welfare State
785(29)
Keynes (1883--1946), The End of Laissez-Faire
794(12)
Beveridge (1879--1963), Report on Social Insurance and Allied Services
806(1)
Myrdal (1898--1987), Beyond the Welfare State
807(7)
Libertarianism
814(34)
Hayek (1899--1992), The Road to Serfdom
825(6)
The Constitution of Liberty
831(4)
Law, Legislation and Liberty
835(3)
The Fatal Conceit
838(2)
Friedman (1912-- ), Capitalism and Freedom
840(8)
Berlin (1909--1997)
848(11)
Two Concepts of Liberty
851(8)
Rawls (1921-- )
859(18)
A Theory of Justice
863(14)
Bibliographical Notes 877(114)
Name Index 991(6)
Subject Index 997

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