Tracing the development of this intellectual tradition from Cicero's original articulation through the American Founding, Natural Law Republicanism explores how our modern political ideas remain dependent on the legacy of one of Rome's great philosopher-statesmen.
Tracing the development of this intellectual tradition from Cicero's original articulation through the American Founding, Natural Law Republicanism explores how our modern political ideas remain dependent on the legacy of one of Rome's great philosopher-statesmen.
Michael C. Hawley is Managing Director of Duke University's Program in American Values and Institutions.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: The Dream of a Republic Chapter 1: Cicero: Natural Law and Republican Liberty Chapter 2: Machiavelli's Commonwealth Without Justice Chapter 3: Two Ciceronian Traditions in the Aftermath of Machiavelli a. Part 1: Modern Natural Law: Grotius and Pufendorf b. Part 2: An English Commonwealth c. Part 3: An Abortive Convergence Chapter 4: Locke's Ciceronian Liberalism Chapter 5: Adams, Wilson, and the American Res Publica Chapter 6: Epilogue
Introduction: The Dream of a Republic Chapter 1: Cicero: Natural Law and Republican Liberty Chapter 2: Machiavelli's Commonwealth Without Justice Chapter 3: Two Ciceronian Traditions in the Aftermath of Machiavelli a. Part 1: Modern Natural Law: Grotius and Pufendorf b. Part 2: An English Commonwealth c. Part 3: An Abortive Convergence Chapter 4: Locke's Ciceronian Liberalism Chapter 5: Adams, Wilson, and the American Res Publica Chapter 6: Epilogue
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