Twentieth Century Political Theory: A ReaderStephen Eric Bronner Psychology Press, 2005 - 487 من الصفحات A collaboration of more than 45 thinkers who form the "canon" of contemporary political thought--from John Dewey and Walter Benjamin to Malcolm X and Judith Butler. Twentieth Century Political Theory fuses the needs of the more traditional course with the rapidly changing and extremely influential new approaches to the field. Designed for undergraduate and graduate students, this volume includes essays by major figures like Hannah Arendt, Simone de Beauvoir, Sir Isaiah Berlin, John Dewey, W.E.B. Dubois, Frantz Fanon, Michel Foucault, Antonio Gramsci, V.I. Lenin, Jurgen Habermas, Adolph Hitler and others. Its range and innovative character will assuredly make this anthology the major primary work in political theory for many years to come. |
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The Liberal Idea 3 | 3 |
Communitarianism and Culture | 37 |
The Conservative Disposition | 75 |
What Is Liberal Education? | 103 |
The Adversary Culture and the New Class | 109 |
Anarchism and Freedom | 117 |
Beyond the Legitimate State | 131 |
Nationalism and Beyond | 141 |
The Fascist Worldview | 217 |
Religion and Politics | 249 |
Critical Theory | 273 |
The AfricanAmerican Heritage | 321 |
Gendered Experiences | 357 |
On Sex Discrimination | 381 |
The Masters Tools | 393 |
Postmodern Perspectives | 397 |
Democratic Socialism | 169 |
Democracy and Dictatorship | 177 |
Liberal Socialism | 183 |
Aphorisms on Socialism | 189 |
Communism and Revolution | 199 |
Charting the Future | 419 |
Sources | 467 |
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