Sources In Twentieth-Century Political Thought
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At the crossroads of ideology, power, and modernity, Sources in Twentieth-Century Political Thought stands as an indispensable compass for navigating the turbulent intellectual landscape of the modern era. Edited by Henry S. Kariel, this anthology presents a carefully curated collection of primary texts from the most formative and contested political thinkers of the twentieth century, spanning liberalism, Marxism, fascism, democratic theory, and beyond — situating each within the broader currents of historical crisis and ideological conflict that defined the age. Part of the prestigious Sources in Western Political Thought series under General Editor Andrew Hacker of Cornell University, this volume argues that political ideas are not abstract curiosities but living forces that have shaped revolutions, constitutions, and catastrophes alike. Kariel's editorial intelligence brings coherence and critical framing to a diverse and at times contradictory chorus of voices, making this an essential resource for students and scholars of political philosophy. Whether you are new to the discipline or seeking to deepen your understanding of how the twentieth century came to think about power, legitimacy, and the state, this collection will challenge your assumptions at every turn.
Author: Henry S. Kariel
Format: Paperback
Genre: Politics & law
Condition remarks:
Condition: Good. Jacket: No dust jacket. Page Condition: Yellowed, tanning. Markings: none. Binding condition: Binding intact but showing wear.
At the crossroads of ideology, power, and modernity, Sources in Twentieth-Century Political Thought stands as an indispensable compass for navigating the turbulent intellectual landscape of the modern era. Edited by Henry S. Kariel, this anthology presents a carefully curated collection of primary texts from the most formative and contested political thinkers of the twentieth century, spanning liberalism, Marxism, fascism, democratic theory, and beyond — situating each within the broader currents of historical crisis and ideological conflict that defined the age. Part of the prestigious Sources in Western Political Thought series under General Editor Andrew Hacker of Cornell University, this volume argues that political ideas are not abstract curiosities but living forces that have shaped revolutions, constitutions, and catastrophes alike. Kariel's editorial intelligence brings coherence and critical framing to a diverse and at times contradictory chorus of voices, making this an essential resource for students and scholars of political philosophy. Whether you are new to the discipline or seeking to deepen your understanding of how the twentieth century came to think about power, legitimacy, and the state, this collection will challenge your assumptions at every turn.