From Ideologies to Public Philosophies

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Schumaker, Paul 저자(글)

Wiley-Blackwell · 2008년 01월 01일

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• Preface
  Constructing Our Public Philosophies
  Public Philosophies and Political Ideologies
  Political Theory
  Searching for an Underlying Consensus Within Pluralism
  Ideas Beyond the Underlying Consensus of Pluralism
  Conclusions
  Participants in our Political Conversations
  Voices from the Major Ideologies of the Nineteenth Century
  Classical Liberalism: Building Democratic Capitalism
  Traditional Conservatism: Defending the Old Social Order
  Anarchism: Rebelling Against Authority
  Marxism: Pursuing a Classless Society
  Conclusions
  Prominent Totalitarian and Pluralist Voices of the Twentieth Century
  Communism: Fighting Imperialism in Developing Societies
  Fascism and Nazism: Totalitarian Control to Strengthen the Collective
  Contemporary Liberalism: Reforming Capitalism and Democracy
  Contemporary Conservatism: Opposing Liberal and Socialist Programs
  Conclusions
  Radical and Extremist Voices in Contemporary Politics
  The Radical Left: Seeking More Egalitarian and Communal Societies
  The Radical Right: Seeking More Economic Freedom or Moral Consensus
  The Extreme Right: Returning to More Homogeneous Societies
  The Extreme Left: Deconstructing Global Neoliberalism
  Conclusions
  Philosophical Assumptions: Their Importance as Foundations for Political Principles
  Questions of Ontology
  Traditional Conservatives: Emphasizing "The Great Chain of Being"
  Classical Liberals: Deism, Naturalism and Materialism
  Anarchists: Natural Interconnections, Ideas, and Conflicts
  Marxists: Economic Determinism
  Communists: Revising Dialectical Materialism
  Fascists and Nazis: Heroic Will and Racial Struggle
  Contemporary Liberals: Deemphasizing Ontology and Embracing Contingency
  Contemporary Conservatives: Accepting the World As It Is
  The Radical Right: Refuting Charges of Economic and Divine Determination
  The Extreme Right: Expecting a Divine Apocalypse
  The Radical Left: Tempering Material Forces with Socialist Ideals
  The Extreme Left: Releasing Human Imagination, Constrained by Ecological Limits
  Conclusions
  Questions of Human Nature
  Classical Liberals: Humans as Equal and Rational Pursuers of Happiness
  Traditional Conservatives: Defining Humans by their Places in Society
  Anarchists: Seeing Human Altruism as Hindered by Conventional Institutions
  Marxists: Conceiving Humans as Creative Laborers
  Communists: Creating a "New Man"
  Fascists and Nazis: Energizing the Will of "the Herd"
  Contemporary Liberals: Fostering Autonomy, Reason, and Moral Development
  The Radical Left: Stressing our Common Humanity and Individual Differences
  Contemporary Conservatives: Accepting Human Imperfection
  The Radical Right: Embedding Humans in Free Markets and/or Moral Communities
  The Extreme Right: Regarding Humans as either Good or Evil
  The Extreme Left: Rejecting an Essential Human Nature
  Conclusions
  Questions of Society
  Classical Liberals: Individuals Seeking Mutual Benefits Through a Social Contract
  Traditional Conservatives: Organic Societies that Come Before Individuals
  Anarchists: Natural Societies Built on Friendship
  Marxists: Transforming Class-Based Societies into Classless Ones
  Communists: Non-Proletarian Contributions to a Classless Society
  Fascists and Nazis: Defining Societies in Nationalist and Racist Terms
  Contemporary Liberals: Promoting Social Pluralism
  Contemporary Conservatives: Seeing Society as a Delicate Watch
  The Radical Right: Holding either Libertarian or Communitarian Visions of Society
  The Radical Left: Searching for More Communal and Egalitarian Societies
  The Extreme Right: Seeking Homogeneous Societies
  The Extreme Left: Longing for Societies of "Singularities Pursuing the Common"
  Conclusions
  Questions of Epistemology
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ISBN	9781405168366 ( 1405168366 )
발행(출시)일자	2008년 01월 01일
쪽수	506쪽
크기	170 * 244 * 29 mm / 998 g
총권수	1권
언어	영어