Volume
33, Number 1 / February 2005
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| From the Editor
Stephen K. White |
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ARTICLES
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| What
Kind of Democrat Was Spinoza?
Steven B. Smith |
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Hinduism, Christianity, and Liberal
Religious Toleration
Jeff Spinner-Halev
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| Special
Section: Liberty: One or Two Concepts |
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Liberty: One Concept Too Many?
Eric Nelson |
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Saving Positive Freedom
John Christman |
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REVIEW ESSAYS The Historian and
the Ideologist
Skinner, Visions of Politics
Palonen,
Quentin Skinner: History, Politics,
Rhetoric
Nadia Urbinati
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Spinoza and the Question of Freedom
Garrett, Meaning in Spinoza's
Method
Smith, Spinoza's Book of Life:
Freedom and Redemption in the Ethics
Anders Berg-SØrensen
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Evil's Effects
Badiou, Ethics: An Essay on the
Understanding of Evil
Neiman, Evil in Modern Thought: An
Alternative History of Philosophy
Bennett and Shapiro, The Politics of
Moralizing
Ella Myers
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On Genealogy and Political Theory
Clifford, Political Genealogy after
Foucault: Savage Identities
Halpern, Suffering, Politics, and
Power: A Genealogy in Modern Political
Theory
Isin, Being Political: Genealogies of
Citizenship
Widder, Genealogies of Difference
David Owen
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Expanding the Boundaries of Critical
Theory
Payrow Shabani, Democracy, Power, and
Legitimacy: The Critical Theory of
Jürgen Habermas
Kaplan, Ricoeur's Critical Theory
Robert Lee Nichols
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Democracy and (the) Public (s):
Spatializing Politics in the Internet
Age
Dean, Publicity's Secret: How
Technoculture Capitalizes on Democracy
Saco, Cybering Democracy: Public
Space and the Internet
Warner,
Publics and Counterpublics
Samuel A. Chambers
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| BOOKS IN REVIEW
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| Connolly,
Neuropolitics: Thinking, Culture, Speed
Leslie Paul Thiele |
137 |
| Latour,
Politics of Nature: How to Bring the
Sciences into Democracy
Michael J. Flower |
140 |
| Muthu,
Enlightenment against Empire
Krishan Kumar |
143 |