Political philosophy : classic and contemporary readings
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Political philosophy : classic and contemporary readings
McGraw-Hill, c2002
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Includes bibliographical references
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内容説明
While many anthologies cover ancient and modern classics, Political Philosophy: Classical and Contemporary Readings is the only anthology to cover both modern classics and contemporary works. The issues covered are what seem the burning philosophical issues of our time: the justification of the State; theories of justice; liberty; State neutrality versus moral perfectionism; equality and equal opportunity; the nature and scope of rights; and national sovereignty, patriotism, and World government. Each part begins with an introduction to the problems debated in that part. Each selection is introduced with a biographical sketch of the author and an abstract of the reading, so that students can obtain an orientation to what they are about to read.
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PrefaceGeneral IntroductionChapter I. Modern ClassicsThe Prince: Niccolo MachiavelliLeviathan: Thomas HobbesSecond Treatise of Government: John LockeThe Social Contract: Jean-Jacques Rousseau"Of the Origin of Government" and "Of the Original Contract": David HumeReflections on the Revolution in France: Edmund BurkeA Vindication of the Rights of Women: Mary WollstonecraftThe Communist Manifesto: Karl Marx and Friederich EngelsCritique of the Gotha Program: Karl MarxOn Liberty: John Stuart MillChapter II. Justification of the State and Political Obligation: Why Should I Obey the Law?In Defense of Anarchism: Robert Paul WolffPolitical Obligation and Consent: Harry BeranLegal Obligation and the Duty of Fair Play: John RawlsThe Idea of a Legitimate State: David CoppIs There a Prima Facie Obligation to Obey the Law?: M.B.E. SmithChapter III. Liberty: The Limits of the State and State PaternalismTwo Concepts of Liberty: Isaiah BerlinLiberty and the Grounds for Coercion: Joel FeinbergPaternalism: Gerald DworkinLiberty, Equality, and Merit: F.A. HayekWelfare Libertarianism: James SterbaA Critique of Sterba's Defense of the Welfare State: Jan NarvesonThere's No Such Thing As Free Speech and It's a Good Thing Too: Stanley FishIf You're Paying, I'll Have Top Sirloin: Russell RobertsChapter IV. Theories of JusticeJustice as Convention: David HumeA Libertarian Theory of Justice: Robert NozickJustice as Fairness: John RawlsJustice: A Funeral Oration: Wallace MatsonJustice as a Virtue: Changing Conceptions: Alasdair MacIntyreDistributive Justice: Nicholas RescherChapter V. State Neutrality versus Perfectionism: Should the State Make People Moral?The Enforcement of Morals: Patrick DevlinImmorality and Treason: H.L.A. HartThe Central Tradition: Classical Perfectionism: Robert GeorgeLiberalism and Neutrality: Ronald DworkinLiberalism and the Neutral State: William GalstonChapter VI. Equality: Its Nature and ValueDiscourse on the Origin and Foundations of Inequality Among Men: Jean-Jacques RousseauJustice and Equality: Gregory VlastosEquality As a Moral Ideal: Harry FrankfurtWhy the Emperor Has No Clothes: A Critique of Contemporary Egalitarianism: Louis P. PojmanLiberty versus Equal Opportunity: James FishkinA Liberal Defense of Equality of Opportunity: William GalstonThe Case for Affirmative Action: Albert MosleyThe Case Against Affirmative Action: Louis P. PojmanDiversity: George SherIs Inheritance Immoral?: Sterling HarwoodChapter VII. RightsThe Nature and Value of Rights: Joel FeinbergThe Epistemology of Human Rights: Alan GewirthA Critique of Gewirth's Argument and the Notion of Rights: Alasdair MacIntyreWrong Rights: Elizabeth WolgastAre There Any Natural Rights?: H.L.A. HartUniversal Declaration of Human Rights: United NationsChapter VIII. National Sovereignty, Patriotism, and International GovernmentAgainst the Insane Superstition of Patriotism: Leo TolstoyIs Patriotism a Virtue?: Alasdair MacIntyreThe Problem of World Government: Jacques MaritainNational Self-Determination: Avishai Margalit and Joseph RazInternational Society from a Cosmopolitan Perspective: Brian BarrySecession and Nationalism: Alan BuchananCan Terrorism Be Justified?: Andrew VallsBibliography
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