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Rethinking Liberty Before Liberalism Hannah Dawson Annelien De Dijn

Name: Rethinking Liberty Before Liberalism Hannah Dawson Annelien De Dijn
SKU: BELL-46651730
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (72 reviews)

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Rethinking Liberty Before Liberalism Hannah Dawson Annelien De Dijn instant download after payment.

Publisher: Cambridge University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 4.44 MB

Pages: 330

Author: Hannah Dawson, Annelien de Dijn

ISBN: 9781108844567, 1108844561

Language: English

Year: 2022

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Rethinking Liberty Before Liberalism Hannah Dawson Annelien De Dijn by Hannah Dawson, Annelien De Dijn 9781108844567, 1108844561 instant download after payment.

Opens up new histories of freedom and republicanism by building on Quentin Skinner's ground-breaking Liberty before Liberalism nearly twenty five years after its initial publication. Leading historians and philosophers reveal the neo-Roman conception of liberty that Skinner unearthed as a normative and historical hermeneutic tool of enormous, ongoing power. The volume thinks with neo-Romanism to offer reinterpretations of individual thinkers, such as Montaigne, Grotius and Locke. It probes the role of neo-Roman liberty within hierarchies and structures beyond that of citizen and state – namely, gender, slavery, and democracy. Finally, it reassesses the relationships between neo-Romanism and other languages in the history of political thought: liberalism, conservatism, socialism, and the human rights tradition. The volume concludes with a major reappraisal by Skinner himself.