Social and Political Philosophy Classic and Contemporary Readings

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Pub. Date: 2008-03-15
Publisher(s): Oxford University Press
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Summary

Social and Political Philosophy: Classic and Contemporary Readings is a comprehensive primary-source anthology of readings on social and political thought. Ranging from ancient classics to contemporary works, this unique text combines the essential classics in the field--including the work of ancient Greek political philosophers and modern social contract theorists--with a significant amount of contemporary work on issues pertaining to poverty, drug legalization, multiculturalism, race, gender, and class. It also integrates contemporary feminist perspectives.

Table of Contents

Ancient Greek Philosophers
Platop. 2
Critop. 3
Republicp. 16
Aristotlep. 44
Politicsp. 45
Modern Philosophers
Thomas Hobbesp. 78
Leviathanp. 79
John Lockep. 109
The Second Treatise of Governmentp. 111
Letter concerning Tolerationp. 138
Jean-Jacques Rousseaup. 148
Discourse on the Origin of Inequalityp. 149
Of the Social Contractp. 163
David Humep. 186
Of the Original Contractp. 187
Nineteenth-Century Philosophers
John Stuart Mill and Harriet Taylor Millp. 200
On Libertyp. 202
The Subjection of Womenp. 222
The Enfranchisement of Womenp. 231
Karl Marx and Fredrick Engelsp. 241
'Alienated Labour'p. 242
The Communist Manifestop. 251
Twentieth-Century Philosophers
Hannah Arendtp. 268
The Human Conditionp. 269
Jurgen Habermasp. 279
'The Public Sphere'p. 280
'Three Normative Models of Democracy'p. 285
John Rawlsp. 296
A Theory of Justicep. 297
John Hospersp. 321
'What Libertarianism Is'p. 322
Carole Patemanp. 334
The Sexual Contractp. 335
Charles Millsp. 349
The Racial Contractp. 350
Michael Walzerp. 370
Spheres of Justicep. 371
'Terrorism: A Critique of Excuses'p. 390
Susan Moller Okinp. 400
Justice, Gender, and the Familyp. 401
'Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women?'p. 417
Charles Taylorp. 430
Atomism'p. 431
'The Politics of Recognition'p. 445
Will Kymlickap. 464
Multicultural Citizenshipp. 465
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