Philosophy, Politics and Society: Fourth Series
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English Pages [223] Year 1972
Table of contents :
Contents (iii)
Introduction (1)
1. MacIntyre - Is a Science of Comparative Politics Possible? (8)
2. Conford - The Political Theory of Scarcity (27)
3. Pitkin - Obligation and Consent (45)
4. Ryan - 'Normal' Science or Political Ideology? (86)
5. Nozick - Coercion (101)
6. Skinner - 'Social Meaning' and the Explanation of Social Action (136)
7. Dunn - The Identity of the History of Ideas (158)
8. MacCallum - Negative and Positive Freedom (174)
9. Tuck - Why is Authority such a Problem? (194)
10. Coleman - Collective Decisions and Collective Action (208) [r2020-12-22]
Contents (iii)
Introduction (1)
1. MacIntyre - Is a Science of Comparative Politics Possible? (8)
2. Conford - The Political Theory of Scarcity (27)
3. Pitkin - Obligation and Consent (45)
4. Ryan - 'Normal' Science or Political Ideology? (86)
5. Nozick - Coercion (101)
6. Skinner - 'Social Meaning' and the Explanation of Social Action (136)
7. Dunn - The Identity of the History of Ideas (158)
8. MacCallum - Negative and Positive Freedom (174)
9. Tuck - Why is Authority such a Problem? (194)
10. Coleman - Collective Decisions and Collective Action (208) [r2020-12-22]
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Philosophy, Politics and Society FOURTH SERIES
A collection edited by Peter LaslettJ WGRunciman and Quentin Skinner
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