Offering an original and substantive interpretation of thinkers and movements, American Political Thought will help students understand how to put American political thought into conversation with contemporary debates in political theory.
Offering an original and substantive interpretation of thinkers and movements, American Political Thought will help students understand how to put American political thought into conversation with contemporary debates in political theory.
Jonathan Keller is Assistant Professor of Government at Manhattan College. His research is on American political thought, American political development and religion in American politics. Alex Zamalin is Director of the African American Studies Program and Assistant Professor of Political Science at University of Detroit Mercy. He has written essays on topics such as politics and literature, ethics, social justice, psychoanalysis and race, and race and American politics.
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Table of Contents List of Contributors Introduction: American Political Thought: An Alternative View Jonathan Keller and Alex Zamalin Section I: African-American and Feminist Political Thought Chapter1: African American Political Thought, Democracy and Freedom Alex Zamalin Chapter 2: Culture, Race, and Sovereignty: Problems in Contemporary Black Thought Utz McKnight Chapter 3: Audre Lorde and the Poetics of Love In the Movement for Black Lives Laura Grattan Chapter 4: Against Nostalgia: The Political Theory of Ida B. Wells Jill Locke Chapter 5: Revolutionary Pasts and Transnational Futures: "Home Lessons" from U.S. Radical and Third World Feminisms Jocelyn M. Boryczka Section II: Radical American Political Thought Chapter 6: The Dispossession of the Public and the "Common Benefits" Clause: Working Against Neoliberal Oligarchy through U.S. State Constitutions Shannon Mariotti Chapter 7: John Dewey and the Geography of Power Jason Kosnoski Chapter 8: Counter-Patriotism and American Radical Politics Maxwell Burkey Section III: Conservative Political Thought Chapter 9: An Alternative Tradition in Conservative Political Economy Peter Kolozi Chapter 10: A Rich Tapestry: Varieties of Conservative Jurisprudence David G. Leitch Chapter 11: The Christian Right and the American Biblical Tradition Jonathan Keller
Table of Contents List of Contributors Introduction: American Political Thought: An Alternative View Jonathan Keller and Alex Zamalin Section I: African-American and Feminist Political Thought Chapter1: African American Political Thought, Democracy and Freedom Alex Zamalin Chapter 2: Culture, Race, and Sovereignty: Problems in Contemporary Black Thought Utz McKnight Chapter 3: Audre Lorde and the Poetics of Love In the Movement for Black Lives Laura Grattan Chapter 4: Against Nostalgia: The Political Theory of Ida B. Wells Jill Locke Chapter 5: Revolutionary Pasts and Transnational Futures: "Home Lessons" from U.S. Radical and Third World Feminisms Jocelyn M. Boryczka Section II: Radical American Political Thought Chapter 6: The Dispossession of the Public and the "Common Benefits" Clause: Working Against Neoliberal Oligarchy through U.S. State Constitutions Shannon Mariotti Chapter 7: John Dewey and the Geography of Power Jason Kosnoski Chapter 8: Counter-Patriotism and American Radical Politics Maxwell Burkey Section III: Conservative Political Thought Chapter 9: An Alternative Tradition in Conservative Political Economy Peter Kolozi Chapter 10: A Rich Tapestry: Varieties of Conservative Jurisprudence David G. Leitch Chapter 11: The Christian Right and the American Biblical Tradition Jonathan Keller
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