Sömürge ve Kölelik

Author: Alexis De Tocqueville, Nuri Fudayl Kıcıroğlu

Alexis de Tocqueville represents one of the important circles of 19th century European thought. The legacy he left as a politician, a public intellectual, an orator, and a thinker who made strong social analyzes based on observation is very complex and open to interpretation. Tocqueville is among the names that must be consulted to understand his era. Just as the author of Democracy in America, Tocqueville is a name that almost everyone dealing with social sciences has heard of. As a typical 19th century thinker, Tocqueville left behind a very diverse and extensive corpus consisting of letters, notes, reports, newspaper articles, unpublished draft works and published books. The book you have in your hand consists of selected articles from this corpus about "colony", "slavery" and "the other", which are the most central issues of Tocqueville as a political thinker. The book not only introduces different aspects of Tocqueville, but also causes some very early theories about modernity to be brought back to the agenda.
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 448

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Details Publications

First Print Year: 2016

Number of Pages: 448

Language Turkish