Cicero's social and political thought

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Cicero's social and political thought

Neal Wood

University of California Press, 1991, c1988

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Bibliography: p. 263-273

Includes index

First paperback printing 1991

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内容説明

In this close examination of the social and political thought of Marcus Tullius Cicero (106-43 B.C.), Neal Wood focuses on Cicero's conceptions of state and government, showing that he is the father of constitutionalism, the archetype of the politically conservative mind, and the first to reflect extensively on politics as an activity.

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Preface Note on the Sources I. Introduction: Cicero's Significance II. Ciceronian Society 1. The Changing Social Structure 2. Some Characteristics of Roman Government 3. The Late Republican Time of Troubles III. Cicero's Life and Works 1. Biographical Milestones and Intellectual Influences 2. Philosophy as Solace and Guide 3. Principal Social and Political Writings IV. Law, Justice, and Human Nature 1. Natural Law and Natural Justice 2. Conception of Man V. Moral Equality and Social Inequality 1. The Socially Superior and Inferior 2. Vulgar and Gentlemanly Callings 3. The Model Gentleman VI. Private Property and Its Accumulation 1. The Finances and Properties of Cicero 2. An Enlightened Economic Individualism 3. Town versus Country VII. The Idea of the State 1. Dedication to the State and Politics 2. Definition of the State 3. Purpose of the State 4. State, Government, and Society VIII. Types of State 1. The Three Simple Constitutions 2. Forms of Tyranny IX. Essentials of the Mixed Constitution 1. The Doctrine prior to Cicero 2. The Roman Mixture 3. Institutions of the Ideal Mixture X. The Art of Politics 1. Nature of Politics 2. Violence as a Political Instrument 3. Major Ends of Statecraft 4. Rudiments of Economic Policy XI. Conclusion Notes Select Bibliography Index

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