Arguments and Fists: Political Agency and Justification in Liberal Theory
Autor Mika LaVaque Mantyen Limba Engleză Paperback – 22 mar 2002
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780415931991
ISBN-10: 0415931991
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0415931991
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 12 mm
Greutate: 0.42 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Recenzii
"An orignial and optimistic work: orignial not only in its readings of both classic texts and contemporary pollitical debates, but also in its efforts to make the two speak to one another. It may be that what scholars of political life need most right now is the kind of optimism Arguments and Fists has to offer. lo--Catherine Holland, University of Missouri."
"An impressive piece of work. Arguments and Fists sheds much light on an important and much discussed issue in contemporary liberal thought: political agency and action. LaVaque-Manty succeeds very well in using his treatment of contemporary environmental politics to show how some of the problems he discusses abstractly actually work themselves our in practice. lo--Bernard Yack, University of Wisconsin-Madison."
"An original and optimistic work-I like this book quite a lot."-Catherine Holland, University of Missouri."
"An impressive piece of work. Arguments and Fists sheds much light on an important and much discussed issue in contemporary liberal thought: political agency and action. LaVaque-Manty succeeds very well in using his treatment of contemporary environemntal politics to how some of the problems he discusses abstractly actually work themselves out in practice. lo--Bernard Yack, University of Wisconsin-Madison."
"An original and optimistic work: orignial not only in its readings of both classic texts and contemporary political debates, but also in its efforts to make the two speak to one another. It may be that what scholars of political life need most right now is the kind of optimism Arguments and Fists has to offer. lo--Catherine Holland, University of Missouri."
"Factors that exclude individuals from participating in relevant justificatory communities & consequently functioning as political agents under the liberal account of political action are considered, & the question of who or what forces legitimate political action within liberal thought is addressed." -- J.W. Parker
"Accomplishes significantly more than previous work has done, and calls attention to an important new direction for development in political theory." -- American Political Science Review
"An impressive piece of work. Arguments and Fists sheds much light on an important and much discussed issue in contemporary liberal thought: political agency and action. LaVaque-Manty succeeds very well in using his treatment of contemporary environmental politics to show how some of the problems he discusses abstractly actually work themselves our in practice. lo--Bernard Yack, University of Wisconsin-Madison."
"An original and optimistic work-I like this book quite a lot."-Catherine Holland, University of Missouri."
"An impressive piece of work. Arguments and Fists sheds much light on an important and much discussed issue in contemporary liberal thought: political agency and action. LaVaque-Manty succeeds very well in using his treatment of contemporary environemntal politics to how some of the problems he discusses abstractly actually work themselves out in practice. lo--Bernard Yack, University of Wisconsin-Madison."
"An original and optimistic work: orignial not only in its readings of both classic texts and contemporary political debates, but also in its efforts to make the two speak to one another. It may be that what scholars of political life need most right now is the kind of optimism Arguments and Fists has to offer. lo--Catherine Holland, University of Missouri."
"Factors that exclude individuals from participating in relevant justificatory communities & consequently functioning as political agents under the liberal account of political action are considered, & the question of who or what forces legitimate political action within liberal thought is addressed." -- J.W. Parker
"Accomplishes significantly more than previous work has done, and calls attention to an important new direction for development in political theory." -- American Political Science Review
Cuprins
Part I. A Critque of Political Agency 1. Agency and Politics--Problems for Liberal Theory? 2. The Scope of the Political Part II. Passions and Reasons 3. If All Are Wicked, How Can They Change? 4. Liberalism Grown Pale and Konigsbergian Part III. No Secret Agents 5. Landfills and Justice Political Arguments, Their Justification, and Liberal Theory 6. On Collective Agency 7. Who Is an Agent? 8. Agency and Liberal Legitimacy Conclusion Endnotes Bibliography