Inventors of ideas: an introduction to western political philosophy
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INTRODUCING THE CHALLENGE 1 INTRODUCTION 1 ORIGINS OF WESTERN POLITICAL
THOUGHT 2 COMMON TREATMENT, DIVERSE RESULTS 3 COMPARING POLITICAL
PHILOSOPHERS 5 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE COLLECTIVE 8 FAMILY AND GENDER
ROLES 9 COMPARISON OF ROLES AND NATURES OF MEN AND WOMEN 9 ROLE OF THE
FAMILY IN POLITIEAL THINKING 10 DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OVER
TIME 11 TECHNIQUES FOR RECONCILING CONFLICT BETWEEN BELIEFS 12
DESERIPTIVE AND PRESCRIPTIVE STATEMENTS 12 CONEEPT CLARIFIEATION 13
CONCLUSION 14 NOTES 16 ADDITIONAL READINGS 17 PART ONE ANCIENT POLITICAL
THOUGHT 2. THE PLAYWRIGHTS OF ATHENS: SOPHOCLES AND ARISTOPHANES 19
INTRODUCTION 19 ANTIGONE 21 LYSISTRATA 27 CONCLUSION 31 NOTES 32
ADDITIONAL READINGS 33 VB VIII CONTENTS 3. PLATO: ADVOCATING JUSTICE 34
INTRODUCTION 34 PLATO S METHOD 36 KNOWLEDGE AND J USTICE 38 HUMAN NATURE
38 THE IDEAL STATE 39 THE NEED FOR SPECIALIZATION 39 CLASS STRUETURE AND
FUNCTIONS 40 EDUEATION AND CENSORSHIP 42 THE ROLE OFWOMEN 43 INEVITABLE
DECLINE OF THE IDEAL STATE 43 CONCLUSION 44 NOTES 45 ADDITIONAL READINGS
47 4. ARISTODE: ENDORSING COMMUNITY INTRODUCTION ARISTOTLE S METHOD
HAPPINESS, VALUES, AND HUMAN NATURE POLITICAL ECONOMY COMMUNITY
HOUSEHOLD, WIFE, WOMAN, AND SLAVE 52 POLIS 53 POLITICAL FORM OF THE
POLIS POLITICAL CHANGE CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS VILLAGE 53
48 48 49 49 50 51 54 57 58 60 61 5. CICERO AND ROMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT:
THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE POLITICAL 62 INTRODUCTION 62 STOICISM 63
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GREEK AND ROMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT 64 CICERO 66 THE
COMMONWEALTH 67 LAW AND LUSTIEE 68 PUBLIE AND PRIVATE VIRTUES 69
CONCLUSION 71 NOTES 71 ADDITIONAL READINGS 73 CONTENTS IX PART TWO
MEDIEVAL POLITICAL THOUGHT TYPES OF LAW 97 98 CHURCH-STATE 6. PAUL AND
AUGUSTINE: EMERGENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN POLITICAL WORLD INTRODUCTION HUMAN
NATURE AND CHRISTIAN EQUALITY ROME AND CHRISTIANITY ST. AUGUSTINE AND
TRANSFORMATION OF CHRISTIAN POLITICS ADAM, EVE, AND HUMAN NATURE 78
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL ORDER: EMERGENCE OF THE TWO CITIES 79 HUMAN
NATURE, HISTORY, AND THE TRUE REPUBLIC 80 IMPLICATIONS OF THE DOCTRINE
OF THE TWO CITIES 82 FAITH VERSUS REASON WARNEN, FAMILY, AND SEXUAL
DESIRE CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 7. THE CONTRIBUTION OF
ISLAM: JOHN OF SALISBURY, THOMAS AQUINAS, AND THE RISE OF THE MEDIEVAL
POLITICAL WORLD INTRODUCTION ARISTOTLE AND THE ARABIC WORLD JOHN OF
SALISBURY ARISTOTLE AND THE LATE MIDDLE AGES THOMAS AQUINAS HUMAN NATURE
AND SOCIETY 96 KINGSHIP, TYRANNY, AND THE FAMILY RELATIONS AND TOLERANCE
99 CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 8. DANTE AND MARSILIUS: THE END
OF MEDIEVAL POLITICAL UNITY INTRODUCTION DANTE HUMAN NATURE 105
POLITICAL SOCIETY 105 SOURCE OF SECULAR AUTHORITY 106 MARSILIUS OF PADUA
STRUCTURE AND LAWS OF THE STATE 107 CHURCH-STATE CONFLICT 108 CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 74 74 75 76 77 82 83 85 86 87 89 89 91 93 95
96 100 101 103 104 104 104 107 109 110 111 X CONTENTS PART THREE MODERN
POLITICAL THOUGHT 9. MACHIAVELLI: ESCAPING ANARCHY INTRODUCTION STYLE,
SUBSTANCE, AND GOALS MACHIAVELLI S METHOD HUMAN NATURE POWER ELITES AND
MASSES FORTUNE AND VIRTUE GENDER LIBERTY AND WAR FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
REPUBLICS 124 TYRANNIES 124 CONSTITUTIONAL RULE: MONARCHIES AND
REPUBLICS 126 NATION-STATES 127 CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 112
112 114 115 116 117 119 120 121 122 123 128 130 131 10. LUTHER AND
CALVIN: THE RELIGIOUS BASIS OF MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT 133 INTRODUCTION
133 THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 135 MARTIN LUTHER 135 THEOLOGY 135
POLITICALLMPLICATIONS 137 JOHN CALVIN 138 POLITICAL THEOLOGY 139 WOMEN
AND THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 142 CONCLUSION 143 NORES 143 ADDITIONAL
READINGS 144 11. COPERNICUS, BACON, DESCARTES, AND NEWTON: THE
SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF MODERN POLITICS 145 INTRODUCTION 145 THE
ARISTOTELIAN-CHRISTIAN SCIENTIFIC WORLD 145 NICHOLAS COPERNICUS 147
FRANCIS BACON 149 RENE DESCARTES 152 ISAAC NEWTON 153 WOMEN AND THE
SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION 154 CONCLUSION 155 NORES 155 ADDITIONAL READINGS
156 12. HOBBES: SECURING PEACE INTRODUCTION HOBBES S METHOD HUMAN NATURE
STATE OF NATURE BASIS OF GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL OBLIGATION SOVEREIGN
AUTHORITY NATURAL AND CIVIL LAW LIBERTY CITIZENSHIP, CLASS, AND GENDER
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 13. LOCKE:
PROTECTING PROPERTY INTRODUCTION LOCKE S METHOD HUMAN NATURE STATE OF
NATURE LABOR THEORY OF ESTATE 177 NATURAL LAW 179 STATE OFWAR BASIS OF
GOVERNMENT RELIGIOUS TOLERATION GENDER, CLASS, AND CITIZENSHIP
INSTITUTIONS AND FORMS OF GOVERNMENT DESPOTISM AND REVOLUTION CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS CONTENTS XI 158 158 160 161 162 163 165 166
167 168 170 170 171 173 174 174 175 176 177 179 180 181 182 184 185 186
188 189 14. ROUSSEAU: ESTABLISHING DEMOCRACY 191 INTRODUCTION 191
ROUSSEAU S METHOD 192 STATE OF NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE 193 PATH TO
LIBERATION 197 THE SOCIAL CONTRACT 197 THE GENERAL WILL 199 VOTING AND
COUNTING VOTES 200 RIGHTS OF MEMBERS 201 CITIZENSHIP, GENDER, AND
EDUCATION 201 FREEDOM AND FORCE 203 NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR SECURING A
CONTRACT 204 THE LEGISLATOR 204 THE CIVIL RELIGION 205 GEOGRAPHYAND
WEALTH 206 EXECUTIVE INSTITUTIONS 206 XIL CONTENTS FORRNS OE GOVERNRNENT
CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 15. MARY WOLLSTONECRAET: ORIGINS OE
MODERN FEMINISM INTRODUCTION WOLLSTONECRAET S METHOD HUMAN NATURE
WORNEN, THE FARNILY, AND GOVERNRNENT THE LIBERATION OE WORNEN WORNEN,
MEN, AND CIVIL SOCIETY CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 16. HUME,
BURKE, AND KANT: CRITICS AND DEFENDERS OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT INTRODUCTION
DAVIDHURNE EDRNUND BURKE IRNRNANUEL KANT CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL
READINGS 17. MILL: GROUNDING LIBERTY INTRODUCTION UTILITARIANISRN MILL S
REVISION OE UTILITARIAN METHOD HUMAN NATURE TYRANNY OE THE MAJORITY
LIBERTY BENEFITS OF LIBERTY 245 SPHERES OF LIBERTY 246 TRUTH LIRNITED
GOVERNRNENT POLITICAL ECONORNY WORNEN, POLITICS, AND THE FARNILY
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNRNENT STRUCTURE AND ROLE OE GOVERNRNENT CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 207 208 209 211 212 212 213 216 218 220 221
222 224 225 226 226 227 231 233 236 237 238 239 239 240 241 242 243 244
246 247 248 249 250 252 253 254 255 18. MARX: REVEALING HISTORY S
MEANING INTRODUCTION MARX S PROBLEM METHOD: FROM HEGEL TO MARX STAGES OF
HISTORY PREHISTORY 263 PRECAPITALISM 264 POVERTY AND ALIENATION
SCIENTIFIC SOCIALISM GENDER AND THE FAMILY THE FUTURE CONCLUSION NOTES
ADDITIONAL READINGS CONTENTS XM 256 256 257 260 262 CAPITALISM 265 266
267 268 270 272 274 276 PART FOUR POSTMODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT ANDBEYOND
19. POSTMODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT: FREUD, NIETZSEHE AND THE END OF REASON
277 INTRODUCTION 277 SIGMUND FREUD 278 ENDLESS HUMAN MISERY 278 COSTS OF
CIVILIZATION 280 FRIEDRICH NIETZSEHE 281 HUMAN NATURE AND THE
TRANSVALUATION OF VALUES 282 CRISIS OF MODERNITY 282 NIETZSEHE, FREUD,
AND THE ORIGINS OF POSTMODERN POLITICS 284 FEMINISM AND POSTMODERN
POLITICS 286 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AT THE DAWN OF THE TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY 289 CONCLUSION 292 NOTES 292 ADDITIONAL READINGS 294 20.
INVENTORS OF IDEAS AND THEIR INVENTIONS: THE CONTINUING CHALLENGE 295
THE IMPORTANCE OF IDEAS 295 CONTINUITY AND CHANGE 296 CONCLUSION 297
NO~S 299 ADDITIONAL READINGS 300 INDEX 301
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CONTENTS PREFAEE XV ABOUT THE AUTHORS XXI 1. POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY:
INTRODUCING THE CHALLENGE 1 INTRODUCTION 1 ORIGINS OF WESTERN POLITICAL
THOUGHT 2 COMMON TREATMENT, DIVERSE RESULTS 3 COMPARING POLITICAL
PHILOSOPHERS 5 THE INDIVIDUAL AND THE COLLECTIVE 8 FAMILY AND GENDER
ROLES 9 COMPARISON OF ROLES AND NATURES OF MEN AND WOMEN 9 ROLE OF THE
FAMILY IN POLITIEAL THINKING 10 DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY OVER
TIME 11 TECHNIQUES FOR RECONCILING CONFLICT BETWEEN BELIEFS 12
DESERIPTIVE AND PRESCRIPTIVE STATEMENTS 12 CONEEPT CLARIFIEATION 13
CONCLUSION 14 NOTES 16 ADDITIONAL READINGS 17 PART ONE ANCIENT POLITICAL
THOUGHT 2. THE PLAYWRIGHTS OF ATHENS: SOPHOCLES AND ARISTOPHANES 19
INTRODUCTION 19 ANTIGONE 21 LYSISTRATA 27 CONCLUSION 31 NOTES 32
ADDITIONAL READINGS 33 VB VIII CONTENTS 3. PLATO: ADVOCATING JUSTICE 34
INTRODUCTION 34 PLATO'S METHOD 36 KNOWLEDGE AND J USTICE 38 HUMAN NATURE
38 THE IDEAL STATE 39 THE NEED FOR SPECIALIZATION 39 CLASS STRUETURE AND
FUNCTIONS 40 EDUEATION AND CENSORSHIP 42 THE ROLE OFWOMEN 43 INEVITABLE
DECLINE OF THE IDEAL STATE 43 CONCLUSION 44 NOTES 45 ADDITIONAL READINGS
47 4. ARISTODE: ENDORSING COMMUNITY INTRODUCTION ARISTOTLE'S METHOD
HAPPINESS, VALUES, AND HUMAN NATURE POLITICAL ECONOMY COMMUNITY
HOUSEHOLD, WIFE, WOMAN, AND SLAVE 52 POLIS 53 POLITICAL FORM OF THE
POLIS POLITICAL CHANGE CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS VILLAGE 53
48 48 49 49 50 51 54 57 58 60 61 5. CICERO AND ROMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT:
THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE POLITICAL 62 INTRODUCTION 62 STOICISM 63
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN GREEK AND ROMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT 64 CICERO 66 THE
COMMONWEALTH 67 LAW AND LUSTIEE 68 PUBLIE AND PRIVATE VIRTUES 69
CONCLUSION 71 NOTES 71 ADDITIONAL READINGS 73 CONTENTS IX PART TWO
MEDIEVAL POLITICAL THOUGHT TYPES OF LAW 97 98 CHURCH-STATE 6. PAUL AND
AUGUSTINE: EMERGENCE OF THE CHRISTIAN POLITICAL WORLD INTRODUCTION HUMAN
NATURE AND CHRISTIAN EQUALITY ROME AND CHRISTIANITY ST. AUGUSTINE AND
TRANSFORMATION OF CHRISTIAN POLITICS ADAM, EVE, AND HUMAN NATURE 78
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL ORDER: EMERGENCE OF THE TWO CITIES 79 HUMAN
NATURE, HISTORY, AND THE TRUE REPUBLIC 80 IMPLICATIONS OF THE DOCTRINE
OF THE TWO CITIES 82 FAITH VERSUS REASON WARNEN, FAMILY, AND SEXUAL
DESIRE CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 7. THE CONTRIBUTION OF
ISLAM: JOHN OF SALISBURY, THOMAS AQUINAS, AND THE RISE OF THE MEDIEVAL
POLITICAL WORLD INTRODUCTION ARISTOTLE AND THE ARABIC WORLD JOHN OF
SALISBURY ARISTOTLE AND THE LATE MIDDLE AGES THOMAS AQUINAS HUMAN NATURE
AND SOCIETY 96 KINGSHIP, TYRANNY, AND THE FAMILY RELATIONS AND TOLERANCE
99 CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 8. DANTE AND MARSILIUS: THE END
OF MEDIEVAL POLITICAL UNITY INTRODUCTION DANTE HUMAN NATURE 105
POLITICAL SOCIETY 105 SOURCE OF SECULAR AUTHORITY 106 MARSILIUS OF PADUA
STRUCTURE AND LAWS OF THE STATE 107 CHURCH-STATE CONFLICT 108 CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 74 74 75 76 77 82 83 85 86 87 89 89 91 93 95
96 100 101 103 104 104 104 107 109 110 111 X CONTENTS PART THREE MODERN
POLITICAL THOUGHT 9. MACHIAVELLI: ESCAPING ANARCHY INTRODUCTION STYLE,
SUBSTANCE, AND GOALS MACHIAVELLI'S METHOD HUMAN NATURE POWER ELITES AND
MASSES FORTUNE AND VIRTUE GENDER LIBERTY AND WAR FORMS OF GOVERNMENT
REPUBLICS 124 TYRANNIES 124 CONSTITUTIONAL RULE: MONARCHIES AND
REPUBLICS 126 NATION-STATES 127 CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 112
112 114 115 116 117 119 120 121 122 123 128 130 131 10. LUTHER AND
CALVIN: THE RELIGIOUS BASIS OF MODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT 133 INTRODUCTION
133 THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 135 MARTIN LUTHER 135 THEOLOGY 135
POLITICALLMPLICATIONS 137 JOHN CALVIN 138 POLITICAL THEOLOGY 139 WOMEN
AND THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION 142 CONCLUSION 143 NORES 143 ADDITIONAL
READINGS 144 11. COPERNICUS, BACON, DESCARTES, AND NEWTON: THE
SCIENTIFIC BASIS OF MODERN POLITICS 145 INTRODUCTION 145 THE
ARISTOTELIAN-CHRISTIAN SCIENTIFIC WORLD 145 NICHOLAS COPERNICUS 147
FRANCIS BACON 149 RENE DESCARTES 152 ISAAC NEWTON 153 WOMEN AND THE
SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTION 154 CONCLUSION 155 NORES 155 ADDITIONAL READINGS
156 12. HOBBES: SECURING PEACE INTRODUCTION HOBBES'S METHOD HUMAN NATURE
STATE OF NATURE BASIS OF GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL OBLIGATION SOVEREIGN
AUTHORITY NATURAL AND CIVIL LAW LIBERTY CITIZENSHIP, CLASS, AND GENDER
FORMS OF GOVERNMENT CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 13. LOCKE:
PROTECTING PROPERTY INTRODUCTION LOCKE'S METHOD HUMAN NATURE STATE OF
NATURE LABOR THEORY OF ESTATE 177 NATURAL LAW 179 STATE OFWAR BASIS OF
GOVERNMENT RELIGIOUS TOLERATION GENDER, CLASS, AND CITIZENSHIP
INSTITUTIONS AND FORMS OF GOVERNMENT DESPOTISM AND REVOLUTION CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS CONTENTS XI 158 158 160 161 162 163 165 166
167 168 170 170 171 173 174 174 175 176 177 179 180 181 182 184 185 186
188 189 14. ROUSSEAU: ESTABLISHING DEMOCRACY 191 INTRODUCTION 191
ROUSSEAU'S METHOD 192 STATE OF NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE 193 PATH TO
LIBERATION 197 THE SOCIAL CONTRACT 197 THE GENERAL WILL 199 VOTING AND
COUNTING VOTES 200 RIGHTS OF MEMBERS 201 CITIZENSHIP, GENDER, AND
EDUCATION 201 FREEDOM AND FORCE 203 NECESSARY CONDITIONS FOR SECURING A
CONTRACT 204 THE LEGISLATOR 204 THE CIVIL RELIGION 205 GEOGRAPHYAND
WEALTH 206 EXECUTIVE INSTITUTIONS 206 XIL CONTENTS FORRNS OE GOVERNRNENT
CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 15. MARY WOLLSTONECRAET: ORIGINS OE
MODERN FEMINISM INTRODUCTION WOLLSTONECRAET'S METHOD HUMAN NATURE
WORNEN, THE FARNILY, AND GOVERNRNENT THE LIBERATION OE WORNEN WORNEN,
MEN, AND CIVIL SOCIETY CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 16. HUME,
BURKE, AND KANT: CRITICS AND DEFENDERS OF THE ENLIGHTENMENT INTRODUCTION
DAVIDHURNE EDRNUND BURKE IRNRNANUEL KANT CONCLUSION NOTES ADDITIONAL
READINGS 17. MILL: GROUNDING LIBERTY INTRODUCTION UTILITARIANISRN MILL'S
REVISION OE UTILITARIAN METHOD HUMAN NATURE TYRANNY OE THE MAJORITY
LIBERTY BENEFITS OF LIBERTY 245 SPHERES OF LIBERTY 246 TRUTH LIRNITED
GOVERNRNENT POLITICAL ECONORNY WORNEN, POLITICS, AND THE FARNILY
REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNRNENT STRUCTURE AND ROLE OE GOVERNRNENT CONCLUSION
NOTES ADDITIONAL READINGS 207 208 209 211 212 212 213 216 218 220 221
222 224 225 226 226 227 231 233 236 237 238 239 239 240 241 242 243 244
246 247 248 249 250 252 253 254 255 18. MARX: REVEALING HISTORY'S
MEANING INTRODUCTION MARX'S PROBLEM METHOD: FROM HEGEL TO MARX STAGES OF
HISTORY PREHISTORY 263 PRECAPITALISM 264 POVERTY AND ALIENATION
SCIENTIFIC SOCIALISM GENDER AND THE FAMILY THE FUTURE CONCLUSION NOTES
ADDITIONAL READINGS CONTENTS XM 256 256 257 260 262 CAPITALISM 265 266
267 268 270 272 274 276 PART FOUR POSTMODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT ANDBEYOND
19. POSTMODERN POLITICAL THOUGHT: FREUD, NIETZSEHE AND THE END OF REASON
277 INTRODUCTION 277 SIGMUND FREUD 278 ENDLESS HUMAN MISERY 278 COSTS OF
CIVILIZATION 280 FRIEDRICH NIETZSEHE 281 HUMAN NATURE AND THE
TRANSVALUATION OF VALUES 282 CRISIS OF MODERNITY 282 NIETZSEHE, FREUD,
AND THE ORIGINS OF POSTMODERN POLITICS 284 FEMINISM AND POSTMODERN
POLITICS 286 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY AT THE DAWN OF THE TWENTY-FIRST
CENTURY 289 CONCLUSION 292 NOTES 292 ADDITIONAL READINGS 294 20.
INVENTORS OF IDEAS AND THEIR INVENTIONS: THE CONTINUING CHALLENGE 295
THE IMPORTANCE OF IDEAS 295 CONTINUITY AND CHANGE 296 CONCLUSION 297
NO~S 299 ADDITIONAL READINGS 300 INDEX 301 |
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