Volume
32, Number 2 / April 2004
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| From the Editor
Stephen K. White |
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ARTICLES
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| Special
Section: Levinas: Some Irreverence |
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Levinas and Political Theory
C.Fred Alford |
146 |
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Five Problems in Levinas's View of Politics
and the Sketch of a Solution to Them
Simon Critchley |
172 |
| Socrates'
Contest with the Poets in Plato's Symposium
Mary P. Nichols |
186 |
| Status, Identity
and Respect
Colin Bird |
207 |
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REVIEW ESSAYS Regarding the
Imperial State
Scott,
Seeing Like a State
Sen,
Development as Freedom
Mehta,
Liberalism and Empire
Ellis Goldberg
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233 |
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Nouveau Elites
Pels, The
Intellectual as Stranger: Studies in
Spokespersonship
Sabl,
Ruling Passions: Political Offices and
Democratic Elites
John Seery
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242 |
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Back to Adorno? Critical Social
Theory between Past and Future
Morris, Rethinking the Communicative
Turn: Adorno, Habermas, and the Problem
of Communicative Freedom
Bernstein, Adorno: Disenchantment and
Ethics
Apostolidis, Stations of the
Cross: Adorno and Christian Right Radio
Kruks, Experience: Subjectivity and
Recognition in Feminist Politics
Andreas Kalyvas
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247 |
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Hobbes Out of Bonds
van Mill, Liberty, Rationality, and
Agency in Hobbes's Leviathan
Overhoff, Hobbes's Theory of the
Will: Ideological Reasons and Historical
Circumstances
Slomp, Thomas Hobbes and the Political
Philosophy of Glory
Zarka, La Decision Metaphysique de
Hobbes: Conditions de la Politique
Zarka, Hobbes et la Pense Politique
Moderne
Samantha Frost |
257 |
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| BOOKS IN REVIEW
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| Hirschmann,
The Subject of Liberty
Alan Wertheimer |
274 |
| Findlay,
Caring for the Soul in a Postmodern Age:
Politics and Phenemenology in the Thought of
Jan Patocka
Peter Lom |
277 |
| Shapiro, For
Moral Ambiguity: National Culture and
the Politics of the Family
Michael Hanchard |
279 |
