Civil society and fanaticism: conjoined histories
Luther and Calvin applied the term fanatic to those who sought to destroy civil society in order to establish the Kingdom of God, the "false prophets" and their followers who, early on in the Reformation, began smashing images in churches and rebelling against princes. Civil Society and Fa...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Luther and Calvin applied the term fanatic to those who sought to destroy civil society in order to establish the Kingdom of God, the "false prophets" and their followers who, early on in the Reformation, began smashing images in churches and rebelling against princes. Civil Society and Fanaticism is organized around this seminal moment of religious and political iconoclasm, an outburst of hatred against mediations and representation. The author shows that civil society and fanaticism have been consistently present as conjoined notions in Western political thought since the sixteenth century, underlining the link between two principles that are constitutive of that thought: dualism - between the City of God and the earthly city, between civil society and the state - and the validity of representation In what is both a study of the evolution of the two interrelated concepts and a critique of critiques of representation, the author draws upon an impressive range of works, including texts by Aristotle and Baudelaire, the medieval theology of Giles of Rome and the humanist thought of the Reformer Philipp Melanchthon, the political philosophies of Spinoza, Liebniz, and Rousseau, Kant's reflections on the sublime, and Marx's critique of Hegal. At the same time, he discusses a varied group of fanatics or people stigmatized as such: the first Anabaptists, the Shiite sect of the Assassins, the French Protestant Camisards, the Bolsheviks. An original analysis of Lenin's political theory and practice sheds new light on the antagonism between totalitarianism and the law-governed state identified with civil society The author's approach is multidiciplinary, proceeding at different moments from lexicographical, sociological, psychoanalytic, and philosophical methods and analysis. The book also makes vivid use of iconology by reproducing and interpreting a series of works by Albrecht Durer, whose art and theory of representation, it is argued, were opposed to the destruction not only of images but of civil society |
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| adam_text | CIVIL SOCIETY AND FANATICISM CONJOINEDHISTORIES DOMINIQUE COLAS
TRANSLATEDFROM THE FRENCH BY AMY JACOBS STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
STANFORD, CALIFORNIA 1997 CIVIL SOCIETY AND FANATICISM CONJOINED
HISTORIES DOMINIQUE COLAS TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY AMY JACOBS
STANFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS STANFORD, CALIFORNIA 1997 CONTENTS LIST OF
ILLUSTRATIONS XIII PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION XV INTRODUCTION: THE
FANATIC S TRUTH I 1. CIVIL SOCIETY AND FANATICISM: CONJOINED HISTORIES 8
FANATIC : INSULT AND CONCEPT...// THE METAMORPHOSES OF CIVIL SOCIETY .
..20 CIVIL SOCIETY : AN EXPRESSION MUCH IN USE THESE DAYS. ..31 2.
CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE CITY OF GOD 4A ARISTOTLE: CIVIL SOCIETY, A NATURAL
COMMUNITY...^ CITY OF GOD, EARTHLY CITY.. .54 SPIRITUAL SWORD, TEMPORAL
SWORD.. .63 THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ITS WILL TO CONTROL CIVIL
SOCIETY...79 MAHOMET THE PROPHET, OR FANATICISM...*? 3. SWORD AGAINST
FLAIL 99 LUTHER, ICONOCLAST.. .101 LUTHER AGAINST THE ICONOCLASTS.. .110
THE PEASANTS WAR: DEATH TO THE FANATICS ...U8 THE TWO KINGDOMS.../^
THE FANATICS AGAINST CIVIL SOCIETY... 132 CALVIN AGAINST THE
PHANTASTIQUES... 138 LUTHER S CEMETERY... 147 CONTENTS 4. THE PAINTER OF
THE TWO CITIES 155 DIIRER, PAINTER OF THE CITY OF GOD... 160 THE
MONUMENT TO THE PEASANTS DEFEAT.../ THE FOUR APOSTLES...177 5. THE
MOUTH OF GOD 182 INSPIRATION, PROSOPOPOEIA, CRITIQUE.../#P SPINOZA S
ANTIFANATICAL POLITICAL ORDER... IG3 EMPIRE OF THE ONE: THE SECRET OF
TYRANNY... 201 6. THE VOICE OF THE PROPHETS 203 FANATICISM: FURY AND
MYSTICISM.. .206 HYSTERIA.. .211 PARANOIA... 215 7. THE ABSOLUTE
BOURGEOIS 224 CIVIL SOCIETY: MIRROR OF THE CITY OF GOD.. .227 THE
SOVEREIGN IS NOT A GOD: LEIBNIZ AS THE ANTI-HOBBES....2 T Y5 THE FANATIC
REJECTS THE UNIVERSALITY OF REASON... 243 LOCKE AND THE BIRTH OF
TOLERANCE.. .248 GOVERNMENT AND CIVIL SOCIETY: THE PEOPLE ARE ENDOWED
WITH REASON. ..252 CIVILIZATION AND ITS DISCONTENTS... 2 8. THE CITIZEN
AS BOURGEOIS 263 KANT S REVOLUTIONARY ENTHUSIASM.. .264 A CITIZEN IS A
BOURGEOIS.. .266 THE MEANING AND VALUE OF FREEDOM OF THOUGHT.. .271 THE
IMAGELESS SUBLIME...275 THE TIP OF THE FAKIR S NOSE AND THE CABBAGE
HEAD...278 HEGELIAN CIVIL SOCIETY AND STATE... 281 9. CIVIL SOCIETY AND
CIVIL WAR 289 MARX OVERTURNS HEGEL S CIVIL SOCIETY... 2Q4 CIVIL SOCIETY
OR BOURGEOIS SOCIETY?...297 THE HISTORY OF CIVIL SOCIETY IS THE HISTORY
OF THE STATE. ..302 TYPOLOGY OF STATES... 306 THE PEASANT WAR: LONG LIVE
THE FANATICS!... 311 BARBARITY AND CIVIL SOCIETY.. .320 LENINISM S
ENEMIES... 323 10. CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE LAW-GOVERNED STATE 332 CRITIQUE
OF THE POLITICAL ILLUSION... 334 THE POWER STATE.. .342 THE LAW-GOVERNED
STATE IS CIVIL SOCIETY... 346 TRANSLATION, MEDIATION, REPRESENTATION.
..353 CONTENTS XI APPENDIX A: SIGNIFICANT OCCURRENCES OF CIVIL SOCIETY
AND/OR FANATICISM 359 APPENDIX B: TRANSLATIONS OIKOINONIAPOLITIKE AND
POLLS IN TRANSLATIONS OF AND COMMENTARIES ON ARISTOTLE S POLITICS AND
NICOMACHEAN ETHICS 365 NOTES 369 BIBLIOGRAPHY 427 INDEX 459
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| title_short | Civil society and fanaticism |
| title_sort | civil society and fanaticism conjoined histories |
| title_sub | conjoined histories |
| topic | Burgermaatschappij gtt Fanatisme gtt Fanatisme ram Koninkrijk Gods gtt Société civile ram Totalitarisme ram Civil society Fanaticism Bürgerliche Gesellschaft (DE-588)4112846-1 gnd Gesellschaft (DE-588)4020588-5 gnd Geschichte (DE-588)4020517-4 gnd Politische Theorie (DE-588)4046563-9 gnd Fanatismus (DE-588)4224263-0 gnd |
| topic_facet | Burgermaatschappij Fanatisme Koninkrijk Gods Société civile Totalitarisme Civil society Fanaticism Bürgerliche Gesellschaft Gesellschaft Geschichte Politische Theorie Fanatismus |
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