Keyword [Political theory]
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| 21. | Idealism and Actualization: Saint-Just in Theory, Practice, and Exigency |
| 22. | Refining a Conceptual Basemap: Critical GIS and Political Theory |
| 23. | Vital Materialism and Political Theory: Reanimating Nature, Reconstituting Colonization |
| 24. | Contesting Philosophical Authority in the Belly of El Monstruo: A Case Study in Nonideal Political Theory and Epistemic Democracy |
| 25. | Hume's indissoluble chain: Law, commerce, and sociability in David Hume's political theory |
| 26. | Stance and Reader Positioning in Upper-Level Student Writing in Political Theory and Economics |
| 27. | A theory of American intervention decisions |
| 28. | The literary turn: Political theory without philosophy |
| 29. | Social criticism and eschatology in M. Walzer and J. B. Metz |
| 30. | Origin stories in the tradition of political thought: Plato, Hobbes and contemporary feminist theory reconsidered |
| 31. | Feminism, ecology, and negative dialectics: Toward a feminist green political theory |
| 32. | Vernacular materialism: Antonio Gramsci and the theory of language |
| 33. | The many faces of Aristotle: Neo-Aristotelianism and contemporary political theory |
| 34. | The 'central person' in Martin Buber's political theory |
| 35. | From silence to action: The political theory of Agnes Heller |
| 36. | THE AESTHETIC DRIFT IN POLITICAL THEORY: AN ANALYSIS OF THE INTERPRETIVE AND LITERARY DIMENSIONS OF POLITICAL DISCOURSE (HERMENEUTICS, POST-STRUCTURALISM, CRITICAL THEORY) |
| 37. | READING HEGEL'S 'PHILOSOPHY OF RIGHT': THE STRUCTURE OF ITS ARGUMENT |
| 38. | RATIONALITY AND THE FOUNDATIONS OF POLITICS: JUERGEN HABERMAS'S COMMUNICATIVE ETHICS AND ITS IMPLICATIONS FOR POLITICAL THEORY |
| 39. | The Philosophical and Theological Foundations of Francois Fenelon's Political Theory: Love, Free Will, and Disinterested Virtue |
| 40. | Philosophy and the Foreigner in Plato's Dialogues |
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