Liberal modernism and democratic individuality : George Kateb and the practices of politics /
Liberal modernism and democratic individuality : George Kateb and the practices of politics /
edited by Austin Sarat and Dana R. Villa
- New Jersey : Princeton University Press, 1996
- 345 p.
An epistle to doctor Kateb, 29. -- George Kateb - the last emersonian?, 39. -- Political theory and the claims of democratic individuality, 46. -- Socrates, Lessing, and Thoreau : The image of alienated citizenship in Hannah Arendt, 47. -- Can we be american scholars?, 64. -- Spare parts : Political theory as compesation, 78. -- Democratic individuality and the politics of identity, 96. -- Politics and transparency, 97. -- Evil and the imagination of wholeness, 112. -- Multiculturalism between individuality and community : Chasm or bridge?, 133. -- Walden three : Postmodern ecology and its precursors, 147. -- Culture, sensibility and the self, 175. -- As time goes by : Justicie, gerder, drama, and George, 192. -- William James's rugged individualism, 206. -- American political culture, prophetic narration, and Toni Morrison's beloved, 229. -- Democratic individuality and civic action, 251. -- Democraticy and its discontents, 251. -- Juries and local justice, 265. -- Doing death : Violence, responsibility, and the role of the jury in capital trials, 307
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An epistle to doctor Kateb, 29. -- George Kateb - the last emersonian?, 39. -- Political theory and the claims of democratic individuality, 46. -- Socrates, Lessing, and Thoreau : The image of alienated citizenship in Hannah Arendt, 47. -- Can we be american scholars?, 64. -- Spare parts : Political theory as compesation, 78. -- Democratic individuality and the politics of identity, 96. -- Politics and transparency, 97. -- Evil and the imagination of wholeness, 112. -- Multiculturalism between individuality and community : Chasm or bridge?, 133. -- Walden three : Postmodern ecology and its precursors, 147. -- Culture, sensibility and the self, 175. -- As time goes by : Justicie, gerder, drama, and George, 192. -- William James's rugged individualism, 206. -- American political culture, prophetic narration, and Toni Morrison's beloved, 229. -- Democratic individuality and civic action, 251. -- Democraticy and its discontents, 251. -- Juries and local justice, 265. -- Doing death : Violence, responsibility, and the role of the jury in capital trials, 307
0691025967
JC 571 L695 1996