Dictionary of Political Philosophy

This dictionary covers everything from the concept of Authority to Tolerance, from Machiavelli to the French Revolution, from Hobbes to Utopia, from China to Islam, from Judaism to Reformation, from Ancient Rome to Anarchism, from Cicero to Utilitarianism, from Wisdom of Government to Sovereignty, from Plato to In a wide range of 140 articles, from Hegel, Rousseau to Marx, he examines the main concepts and thinkers of political philosophy in their political and intellectual dimensions.
Due to the special relationship that political philosophy has with the worlds of politics and thought, the Dictionary of Political Philosophy aims to shed light on the traditional and current debates around political concepts, thinkers and works, rather than presenting them alphabetically. It presents the dominant place that concepts such as Nature and History, Sovereignty, Power, Freedom and Autonomy, Community and Communitarianism, Universalism and Relativity occupy in today's political thought, by placing them within a long tradition of political thought.
In the light of the articles that make up this dictionary, it will be possible to overcome some artificial distinctions between scientific disciplines and ideologies and to comprehend people's efforts to make sense of their own political organizations and actions in all their depth.



Number of Pages: 1024

Year of Printing: 2003


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Edited by: Stephanie Rials
Edited by: Philippe Raynaud

Number of Pages: 1024

First Print Year: 2003

Language Turkish