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Edité par Univ of Chicago Press, 1996
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299 S. Ein sehr gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - Inhalt: Liberalism without Illusions: An Introduction to Judith Shklar's Political Thought, Bernard Yack -- Liberal Troubles: On Negative Politics, Michael Walzer -- The Democracy of Everyday Life, Nancy L. Rosenblum -- Hope over Fear: Judith Shklar as Political Educator, John Dunn -- Judith Shklar's Dystopic Liberalism, Seyla Benhabib -- How Limited Is Liberal Government?, Amy Gutmann -- Judith Shklar as a Political Thinker, Stanley Hoffmann -- Liberal Political Thought: Ordinary Passions in Descartes and Racine Stephen Holmes -- The Self Knowing the Self in the Work of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Tracy B. Strong -- Shklar on Rousseau on Fenelon, Patrick Riley -- Liberalism, Marxism, and the Enlightenment: The Case of Harold Laski, Isaac Kramnick -- Thomas Hobbes's Antiliberal Theory of Liberty, Quentin Skinner -- Liberal Theory and Practice: Hypocrisy and Democracy, Dennis F. Thompson -- Active and Passive Justice, Bernard Yack -- The Political Case for Constitutional Courts, Bruce Ackerman -- The Freedom of Worthless and Harmful Speech, George Kateb -- The Unfinished Tasks of Liberalism, Rogers M. Smith -- Appendix: A Life of Learning, Judith N. Shklar -- Works by Judith N. Shklar. ISBN 9780226944708 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 459.…
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- Liberalism Without Illusions. Essays on Liberal Theory and the Political Vision of Judith N. Shklar
- Auteur
- Yack, Bernard (Hrsg.):
- Éditeur
- Univ of Chicago Press
- Année de publication
- 1996
- État de l'article
- Sehr gut
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- Originalbroschur.
- Langue
- anglais
- ISBN à 10 chiffres
- 0226944700
- ISBN à 13 chiffres
- 9780226944708
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Well before her untimely death in 1992, Judith Shklar was widely recognized as one of the outstanding political theorists of our time. A pivotal figure in the reinvigoration of liberal theory during the past two decades, Shklar brought to life a complex world in which every vice has distinct political consequences and every virtue unavoidable costs. Her unique and unusually realistic approach to the study of liberal practices and institutions added psychological depth as well as a bracing pragmatism to the liberal political imagination.
In this tightly organized collection of essays, sixteen distinguished political theorists explore Shklar's intellectual legacy, focussing on both her own ideas and the broad range of issues that most intrigued her. The volume opens with a series of varied and illuminating assessments of Shklar's conception of liberal politics. The second section, with essays on Descartes and Racine, Hobbes, Rousseau, and Laski, emphasizes the relation between individual freedom and moral psychology in modern political thought. The third section addresses contemporary issues, such as the role of hypocrisy, offensive speech, and constitutional courts in liberal democracies. The book concludes with an autobiographical essay by Shklar that provides a vivid sense of her singular voice and personality.
The contributors to this volume are Bruce Ackerman, Seyla Benhabib, John Dunn, Amy Gutmann, Stanley Hoffmann, Stephen Holmes, George Kateb, Isaac Kramnick, Patrick Riley, Nancy Rosenblum, Quentin Skinner, Rogers M. Smith, Tracy B. Strong, Dennis F. Thompson, Michael Walzer, and Bernard Yack.
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Well before her untimely death in 1992, Judith Shklar was widely recognized as one of the outstanding political theorists of our time. A pivotal figure in the reinvigoration of liberal theory during the past two decades, Shklar brought to life a complex world in which every vice has distinct political consequences and every virtue unavoidable costs. Her unique and unusually realistic approach to the study of liberal practices and institutions added psychological depth as well as a bracing pragmatism to the liberal political imagination.
In this tightly organized collection of essays, sixteen distinguished political theorists explore Shklar's intellectual legacy, focussing on both her own ideas and the broad range of issues that most intrigued her. The volume opens with a series of varied and illuminating assessments of Shklar's conception of liberal politics. The second section, with essays on Descartes and Racine, Hobbes, Rousseau, and Laski, emphasizes the relation between individual freedom and moral psychology in modern political thought. The third section addresses contemporary issues, such as the role of hypocrisy, offensive speech, and constitutional courts in liberal democracies. The book concludes with an autobiographical essay by Shklar that provides a vivid sense of her singular voice and personality.
The contributors to this volume are Bruce Ackerman, Seyla Benhabib, John Dunn, Amy Gutmann, Stanley Hoffmann, Stephen Holmes, George Kateb, Isaac Kramnick, Patrick Riley, Nancy Rosenblum, Quentin Skinner, Rogers M. Smith, Tracy B. Strong, Dennis F. Thompson, Michael Walzer, and Bernard Yack.
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