Preface to the Seventh Edition | p. ix |
About the Editors | p. xi |
Introduction | p. xiii |
The Concept of Ideology | p. 1 |
Terrell Carver-Ideology: The Career of a Concept | p. 3 |
The Democratic Ideal | p. 11 |
Euripides-Democracy and Despotism | p. 14 |
Pericles-Funeral Oration | p. 16 |
Aristotle-Democratic Judgment and the "Middling" Constitution | p. 21 |
Niccolo Machiavelli-What's Wrong with Princely Rule? | p. 26 |
John Adams-What Is a Republic? | p. 30 |
Bill of Rights of the United States | p. 36 |
Alexis de Tocqueville-Democracy and Equality | p. 38 |
John Stuart Mill-Democratic Participation and Political Education | p. 46 |
Danielle Allen-Democracy and the Power of Education | p. 53 |
Liberalism | p. 61 |
Thomas Hobbes-The State of Nature and the Basis of Obligation | p. 64 |
John Locke-Toleration and Government | p. 71 |
Thomas Paine-Government, Rights, and the Freedom of Generations | p. 87 |
Declaration of Independence of the United States | p. 91 |
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens | p. 94 |
Adam Smith-Private Profit, Public Good | p. 97 |
Immanuel Kant-Freedom and Enlightenment | p. 100 |
John Stuart Mill-Liberty and Individuality | p. 103 |
William Graham Sumner-According to the Fitness of Things | p. 110 |
T. H. Green-Liberalism and Positive Freedom | p. 114 |
Donald Allen-Paternalism vs. Democracy: A Libertarian View | p. 118 |
Murray Rothbard-Libertarian Anarchism | p. 123 |
Philip Selznick-The Communitarian Persuasion | p. 127 |
Conservatism | p. 133 |
Edmund Burke-Society, Reverence, and the "True Natural Aristocracy" | p. 135 |
Joseph de Maistre-Conservatism as Reaction | p. 142 |
William Wordsworth-The Poet as Conservative | p. 146 |
Jose Ortega y Gasset-Revolt of the Masses | p. 149 |
Michael Oakeshott-On Being Conservative | p. 153 |
Robert H. Bork-Modern Liberalism and Cultural Decline | p. 162 |
Irving Kristol-The Neoconservative Persuasion | p. 170 |
James Dobson-Standing Strong in a Confused Culture | p. 174 |
W. James Antle, III-The Conservative Crack-Up | p. 183 |
Socialism and Communism: More to Marx | p. 189 |
Thomas More-Utopia | p. 191 |
Robert Owen-Address to the Inhabitants of New Lanark | p. 198 |
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels-The Communist Manifesto | p. 202 |
Karl Marx-On the Materialist Conception of History | p. 215 |
Socialism and Communism After Marx | p. 217 |
Eduard Bernstein-Evolutionary Socialism | p. 220 |
V. I. Lenin-Revisionism, Imperialism, and Revolution | p. 226 |
Leon Trotsky-The Permanent Revolution | p. 239 |
Mao Zedong-On the People's Democratic Dictatorship | p. 244 |
Mikhail Bakunin-Anarcho-Communism vs. Marxism | p. 254 |
Emma Goldman-Anarchism: What It Really Stands For | p. 257 |
Edward Bellamy-Looking Backward | p. 266 |
Michael D. Yates-Can the Working Class Change the World? | p. 276 |
Fascism | p. 285 |
Joseph-Arthur de Gobineau-Civilization and Race | p. 287 |
Benito Mussolini-The Doctrine of Fascism | p. 294 |
Alfredo Rocco-The Political Theory of Fascism | p. 302 |
Adolf Hitler-Nation and Race | p. 308 |
Liberation Ideologies and the Politics of Identity | p. 325 |
Martin Luther King Jr.-Letter from Birmingham Jail | p. 328 |
Steve Biko-Black Consciousness and the Quest for a True Humanity | p. 339 |
Mary Wollstonecraft-A Vindication of the Rights of Woman | p. 345 |
Olympe de Gouges-Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen | p. 350 |
Sarah Grimke-Letters on the Equality of the Sexes | p. 353 |
Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions | p. 361 |
Marilyn Frye-Oppression | p. 365 |
John Corvino-Homosexuality: The Nature and Harm Arguments | p. 374 |
Taiaiake Alfred-Indigenist Pathways of Action and Freedom | p. 383 |
Gustavo Gutierrez-Liberation Theology | p. 395 |
Peter Singer-All Animals Are Equal | p. 401 |
Green Politics: Ecology as Ideology | p. 413 |
Aldo Leopold-The Land Ethic | p. 416 |
Wendell Berry-Getting Along with Nature | p. 427 |
Dave Foreman-Putting the Earth First | p. 435 |
Vandana Shiva-Women in Nature | p. 441 |
Evangelical Climate Initiative-Climate Change: An Evangelical Call to Action | p. 447 |
Radical Islamism | p. 453 |
Sayyid Qutb-Milestones | p. 456 |
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini-The Necessity for Islamic Government | p. 461 |
Osama bin Laden and Others-Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders | p. 468 |
Globalization and the Future of Ideology | p. 471 |
John Micklethwait and Adrian Wooldridge-The Hidden Promise of Globalization: Liberty Renewed | p. 474 |
Patrick J. Buchanan-Globalization as Economic Treason | p. 483 |
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