Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. FOREWORD TO THE PRINCETON CLASSICS EDITION xv
4. PREFACE TO THE EXPANDED EDITION xxi
5. PREFACE xxix
6. PART ONE
7. CHAPTER ONE. Political Philosophy and Philosophy 3
8. CHAPTER TWO. Plato: Political Philosophy versus Politics 27
9. CHAPTER THREE. The Age of Empire: Space and Community 63
10. CHAPTER FOUR. The Early Christian Era: Time and Community 86
11. CHAPTER FIVE. Luther: The Theological and the Political 127
12. CHAPTER SIX. Calvin: The Political Education of Protestantism 148
13. CHAPTER SEVEN. Machiavelli: Politics and the Economy of Violence 175
14. CHAPTER EIGHT. Hobbes: Political Society as a System of Rules 214
15. CHAPTER NINE. Liberalism and the Decline of Political Philosophy 257
16. CHAPTER TEN. The Age of Organization and the Sublimation of Politics 315
17. PART TWO
18. CHAPTER ELEVEN. From Modern to Postmodern Power 393
19. CHAPTER TWELVE. Marx: Theorist of the Political Economy of the Proletariat or of Uncollapsed Capitalism? 406
20. CHAPTER THIRTEEN. Nietzsche: Pretotalitarian, Postmodern 454
21. CHAPTER FOURTEEN. Liberalism and the Politics of Rationalism 495
22. CHAPTER FIFTEEN. Liberal Justice and Political Democracy 524
23. CHAPTER SIXTEEN. Power and Forms 557
24. CHAPTER SEVENTEEN. Postmodern Democracy: Virtual or Fugitive? 581
25. Notes 607
26. Index 741