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Political Theory and Political Education
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Edited by:
Melvin Richter
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English
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2014
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By presenting alternative conceptions of how to link political theory to practice and education, this volume inaugurates a discussion hitherto not often attempted by modern political philosophers.
Originally published in 1980.
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9781400856626
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Keywords for this book
Political philosophy; Politics; Philosophy; Political science; Theory; Philosopher; Political ethics; Politique; Political culture; Philosophical language; Philosophy of history; The Philosopher; Philosophy of language; Positivism; Public philosophy; Political consciousness; Principia Ethica; Political economy; Political climate; Utilitarianism; Political revolution; Analytical jurisprudence; Thought; The Problem of Social Cost; Deliberation; Critical theory; Political structure; Philosophy of law; Polemic; Subjectivism; Moral relativism; Philosophical Investigations; Vested interest (communication theory); Social theory; Historicism; Decision-making; Realism (international relations); Pundit; Critique; Philosophy of mind; Ideology; Democracy in America; Nomos (sociology); Philosophy of science; Foreign policy; Sociology of knowledge; Modern philosophy; Morality; Principle; Communitarianism; Democratic socialism; Political freedom; Argument from authority; Relativism; Public policy; Ethical dilemma; Expressivism; Social criticism; Marxist philosophy; Marxism; Moral absolutism; Theory of Forms; Plato; Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus (6.5); Taking Rights Seriously; Against Democracy; Philosophical Inquiry; Opportunism; American Political Science Association; Voting
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For an expert adult audience, including professional development and academic research
