This timely anthology gathers forty historical and contemporary readings edited for accessibility. Short introductions precede each reading and a general introduction increase student comprehension across the spectrum of readings. The volume is ideal for all levels of students in civics, political theory, and philosophy courses.
This timely anthology gathers forty historical and contemporary readings edited for accessibility. Short introductions precede each reading and a general introduction increase student comprehension across the spectrum of readings. The volume is ideal for all levels of students in civics, political theory, and philosophy courses.
Steven M. Cahn is professor emeritus of philosophy at the City University of New York Graduate Center. Robert B. Talisse is the W. Alton Jones Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University. Andrew Forcehimes is associate professor of philosophy at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
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Preface Introduction by Robert B. Talisse PART ONE: CLASSIC SOURCES Pericles: Funeral OrationPlato: CritoPlato: RepublicAristotle: Politics Mencius: The Works of MenciusNiccolò Machiavelli: DiscoursesThomas Hobbes: LeviathanBaruch Spinoza: Theologico-Political TreatiseJohn Locke: Second Treatise of Government John Locke: Letter Concerning Toleration Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Of the Social Contract Edmund Burke: Speech to the Electors of BristolThe Declaration of IndependenceThe Constitution of the United StatesAlexander Hamilton and James Madison: The Federalist Papers #10, #51, and #70The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen Alexis De Tocqueville: Democracy in AmericaKarl Marx: Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844Frederick Douglass: What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?Abraham Lincoln: Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressJohn Stuart Mill: On LibertyJohn Stuart Mill: Considerations on Representative GovernmentElizabeth Cady Stanton: The Solitude of SelfW. E. B. Dubois: Of the Ruling of MenJohn Dewey: Democracy John Rawls: The Idea of Public Reason RevisitedPART TWO: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES A. Justification Richard Arneson: Democracy is Not Intrinsically JustElizabeth Anderson: Democracy: Instrumental Vs. Non-Instrumental ValueB. Deliberation Seyla Benhabib: Toward a Deliberative Model of Democratic LegitimacyDavid Estlund: The Epistemic Dimension of Democratic AuthorityC. Voting Jason Brennan: Polluting The Polls: When Citizens Should Not VoteJulia Maskivker: Being a Good Samaritan Requires You to VoteD. Challenges Iris Marion Young: Activist Challenges to Deliberative DemocracyRobert B. Talisse: Polarization and Democratic Citizenship
Preface Introduction by Robert B. Talisse PART ONE: CLASSIC SOURCES Pericles: Funeral OrationPlato: CritoPlato: RepublicAristotle: Politics Mencius: The Works of MenciusNiccolò Machiavelli: DiscoursesThomas Hobbes: LeviathanBaruch Spinoza: Theologico-Political TreatiseJohn Locke: Second Treatise of Government John Locke: Letter Concerning Toleration Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Of the Social Contract Edmund Burke: Speech to the Electors of BristolThe Declaration of IndependenceThe Constitution of the United StatesAlexander Hamilton and James Madison: The Federalist Papers #10, #51, and #70The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen Alexis De Tocqueville: Democracy in AmericaKarl Marx: Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844Frederick Douglass: What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?Abraham Lincoln: Gettysburg AddressAbraham Lincoln: Second Inaugural AddressJohn Stuart Mill: On LibertyJohn Stuart Mill: Considerations on Representative GovernmentElizabeth Cady Stanton: The Solitude of SelfW. E. B. Dubois: Of the Ruling of MenJohn Dewey: Democracy John Rawls: The Idea of Public Reason RevisitedPART TWO: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES A. Justification Richard Arneson: Democracy is Not Intrinsically JustElizabeth Anderson: Democracy: Instrumental Vs. Non-Instrumental ValueB. Deliberation Seyla Benhabib: Toward a Deliberative Model of Democratic LegitimacyDavid Estlund: The Epistemic Dimension of Democratic AuthorityC. Voting Jason Brennan: Polluting The Polls: When Citizens Should Not VoteJulia Maskivker: Being a Good Samaritan Requires You to VoteD. Challenges Iris Marion Young: Activist Challenges to Deliberative DemocracyRobert B. Talisse: Polarization and Democratic Citizenship
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