Ronald Beiner focuses on twelve prominent twentieth-century philosophers and employs critical dialogue to clarify their intellectual contributions to the field of political philosophy.
Ronald Beiner focuses on twelve prominent twentieth-century philosophers and employs critical dialogue to clarify their intellectual contributions to the field of political philosophy.
Ronald Beiner is a Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. He is the editor of Hannah Arendt: Lectures on Kant's Political Philosophy (1982) and the author of Political Judgment (1983); What's the Matter with Liberalism? (1992), which was awarded the Canadian Political Science Association's C. B. Macpherson Prize in 1994; Philosophy in a Time of Lost Spirit (1997); Liberalism, Nationalism, Citizenship (2003); and Civil Religion (Cambridge, 2011).
Inhaltsangabe
1. First prologue: horizons of political reflection 2. Second prologue: Freud, Weber, and political philosophy 3. Hannah Arendt: the performativity of politics 4. Michael Oakeshott: life's adventure 5. Leo Strauss: the politics of philosophy 6. Karl Löwith: in awe of the cosmos 7. Excursus on nature and history in the Strauss¿Löwith correspondence 8. Eric Voegelin: modernity's vortex 9. Simone Weil: the politics of the soul 10. Hans-Georg Gadamer: philosophy without hubris 11. Jürgen Habermas: politics as rational discourse 12. Michel Foucault's carceral society 13. Alasdair MacIntyre: fragmentation and wholeness 14. Short excursus on the rise and decline of communitarianism as a political philosophy 15. John Rawls and the death of political philosophy 16. Richard Rorty: knocking philosophy off its pedestal or, the death of political philosophy postmodernized 17. Epilogue: on not throwing in the towel.
1. First prologue: horizons of political reflection 2. Second prologue: Freud, Weber, and political philosophy 3. Hannah Arendt: the performativity of politics 4. Michael Oakeshott: life's adventure 5. Leo Strauss: the politics of philosophy 6. Karl Löwith: in awe of the cosmos 7. Excursus on nature and history in the Strauss¿Löwith correspondence 8. Eric Voegelin: modernity's vortex 9. Simone Weil: the politics of the soul 10. Hans-Georg Gadamer: philosophy without hubris 11. Jürgen Habermas: politics as rational discourse 12. Michel Foucault's carceral society 13. Alasdair MacIntyre: fragmentation and wholeness 14. Short excursus on the rise and decline of communitarianism as a political philosophy 15. John Rawls and the death of political philosophy 16. Richard Rorty: knocking philosophy off its pedestal or, the death of political philosophy postmodernized 17. Epilogue: on not throwing in the towel.
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