00000cam a22000004a 4500 UP-1685675941123908144 Buklod 20231120114307.0 aa rb |||1 u| ta 231120r20081981nyu rb |001 0|eng d 9780061351365 (pbk. : v. 1) 9780061351372 (pbk. : v. 2) (iLib)UPTAC-00016726506 Tac-19753 Leyte Paper World PhP495.00 Nov. 10, 2014. TAC-20655 EESM Bookstore Php1,295.00 TAC-20656 EESM Bookstore Php1,495.00 DLC UPVTC aacr eng JA 36 C8 2008 The Great political theories edited, with introduction and commentary by Michael Curtis. New York HarperPerennial ModernClassics 2008. 2 v. Originally published: New York: Avon Books, c1981. v. 1. Comprehensive selection of the crucial ideas in political philosophy from the Greeks to the Enlightenment -- v. 2. Comprehensive selection of the crucial ideas in political philosophy from the French Revolution to modern times. Table of Contents, Volume 1: Preface. Introduction. -- Section I. The Greeks: Sophocles: Antigone -- Plato: The Republic -- Aristotle: The Politics -- Section II. Hellenism and Roman Stoicism: Seneca: Stoic Philosophy -- Marcus Aurelius: The Meditation of Marcus Antoninus -- Section III. Rome: Polybius: Universal History -- Cicero: On the Commonwealth, the Laws, and On Duties -- Section IV. Early Christianity: Saint Augustine: The City of God -- Section V. Medieval Life and Thought: Carl Stephenson: The Origin and Significance of Feudalism -- John of Salisbury: The Statesman's Book -- Section VI. The Two Realms: The Last Phase: Dante: On World Government -- Marsiglio of Padua: Defensor Pacis -- Egidius Romanus: De Ecclesiastica Potestate -- William of Ockham: Dialogus -- Aquinas: Summa Theologica -- Aquinas: On Kingship -- Nicholas of Cusa: De Concordantia Catholica -- Section VII. The Renaissance: Machiavelli: The Prince and the Discourses -- Fortescue: A Learned Commendation of the Political Laws of England -- Sir Thomas Smith: De Republica Anglorum -- Section VIII. The Reformation: Secular Authority: Luther: To What Extent It Should Be Obeyed and An Open Letter Concerning the Hard Book Against the Peasants -- Calvin: Institutes of the Christian Religion -- Section IX. The Right of Resistance: Stephen Junius Brutus: Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defence of Liberty Against Tyrants) -- Francois Hotman: Francogallia -- Mariana: The King and the Education of the King -- Francisco Suarez: On Law and God the Lawgiver and A Defence of the Catholic and Apostolic Faith -- Bellarmine: The Power of the Pope in Temporal Affairs -- Section X. Sovereignty and Divine Right: Bodin: Six Books of the Republic -- James I: The True Law of Free Monarchies -- Grotius: The Rights of War and Peace -- Section XI. Hobbes and Spinoza: Hobbes: Leviathan -- Spinoza: Tractatus Theologico-Politicus and Tractatus Politicus -- Section XII. The Development of Constitutionalism: Harrington: The Commonwealth of Oceana -- Hooker: Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity -- Locke: The Second Treatise of Civil Government -- Section XIII. Vico and Hume: Vico: The New Science -- Hume: Extracts from Various Essays -- Section XIV. French Thought in the Late 17th and 18th Centuries: Bossuet: Politics Drawn from Holy Scriptures -- Fenelon: Telemaque -- Montesquieu: The Spirit of the Laws. -- Selected Bibliography. Acknowledgments. Index. Table of Contents, Volume 2: Preface. -- Section I. Rousseau, Condorcet and Kant: Rousseau: The Social Contract -- Condorcet: Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind -- Kant: Fundamental Principles of the Metaphysics of Morals -- Section II. Revolution and Counterrevolution: Burke: Reflections on the Revolution in France -- Paine: The Rights of Man -- De Maistre: Considerations sur la France, Etude sur la Souverainete, Du Pape, and Les Soirees de Saint-Petersbourg (Considerations on France, Study on Sovereignty, On the Pope, and The St. Petersburg Dialogues) -- Section III. Romanticism and Idealism: Carlyle: On Heroes, Hero-Worship and the Heroic in History -- Fichte: The Science of Knowledge -- Hegel: The Philosophy of Right -- Section IV: Utilitarianism: Adam Smith: The Wealth of Nations -- Bentham: An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation -- James Mill: An Essay on Government -- John Stuart Mill: Essay on Utilitarianism -- Section V. Early Socialism and Positivism: Proudhon: What is Property? and The General Idea of the Revolution in the Nineteenth Century -- Saint-Simon: The Organizer, On Social Organization, and The New Christianity -- Comte: A General View of Positivism -- Section VI. Marxism: Marx: The Communist Manifesto -- Section VII. Liberalism and Aristocratic Conservatism: John Stuart Mill: On Liberty -- Alexander Herzen: From the Other Shore -- De Tocqueville: Democracy in America -- Burckhardt: Force and Freedom -- Henry Adams: The Education of Henry Adams -- Section VIII. Nationalism: Mazzini: The Duties of Man -- Herzl: The Jewish State -- Hitler: Mein Kampf -- Section IX. Social Darwinism, History and Neo-Idealism: Spencer: The Study of Sociology and Social Statics -- Bagehot: Physics and Politics -- Maine: Ancient Law -- Green: The Principles of Political Obligation -- Section X. Irrationalism and Psychology: Nietzsche: Beyond Good and Evil and Thus Spoke Zarathustra -- Georges Sorel: Reflections on Violence -- Graham Wallas: Human Nature in Politics -- Section XI. The Elitists: Pareto: The Mind and Society -- Mosca: The Ruling Class -- Michels: Political Parties -- Section XII. Anarchism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism: Bakunin: God and the State -- Kropotkin: Anarchist Communism -- Bernstein: Evolutionary Socialism -- Lenin: What Is to Be Done? -- Lenin: The State and Revolution -- Trotsky: The Revolution Betrayed -- Antonio Gramsci: The Prison Notebooks -- Section XIII. Theological Thought and Politics: Pope Leo XIII: On Human Liberty -- Pope John XXIII: Mother and Teacher -- Jacques Maritain: The Rights of Man and Natural Law -- Reinhold Niebuhr: Moral Man and Immoral Society and The Children of Light and the Children of Darkness -- Section XIV. Sociology, Psychology and Pluralism: Max Weber: Politics as a Vocation -- Laski: The Foundations of Sovereignty and Studies in the Problem of Sovereignty -- Schumpeter: Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy -- Sebastian De Grazia: The Political Community -- John Rawls: A Theory of Justice. -- Selected Bibliography. Acknowledgments. Index. Introduced political ideas from Sophocles and Plato to Locke and Montesquieu in vol. 1 and from Burke, Rousseau and Kant to modern times in vol. 2. Political science. Curtis, Michael 1923-. Table of contents only, vol. 1 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vIyQ5EHIpE9UbU6r_7YGnAjxB2lxiXoR/view?usp=sharing Table of contents only, vol. 1 Table of contents only, vol. 2 https://drive.google.com/file/d/1y000MBTtou4WcCZUOk9i-GOoaFJ0qmBD/view?usp=sharing Table of contents only, vol. 2 FO UPTAC UPTAC JA 36 C8 2008 Book