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|a Shklar, Judith N.
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|a Men and citizens :
|b a study of Rousseau's social theory /
|c by Judith N. Shklar.
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|a Men & citizens :
|b a study of Rousseau's social theory
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|a Re-issued in digitally printed version.
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|a Cambridge, UK :
|b Cambridge University Press,
|c 2009, c1969.
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|a xx, 245 p. ;
|c 22 cm.
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|a Cambridge studies in the history and theory of politics
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|a 1a ed: 1969.
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|a "First paperback edition 1985." --Dorso de portada.
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|a Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice.
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|a Preface to the 1985 edition -- Preface to the 1st edition -- 1. Two journeys to utopia: Utopias old and new ; Sparta and the Age of Gold -- 2. Moral psychology: The biography of Everyman ; Moral strategies -- 3. The empire of opinion: The natural history of opinion ; The opinion-makers -- 4. Images of authority: Dispelling illusions ; The true art of ruling -- 5. 'One nation, indivisible ... ': The politics of prevention ; The will against inequality ; Two bodies politics -- 6. Postscript: Considering Rousseau: Appendix : A brief summary of the "Nouvelle Héloise" and "Emile et Sophie ou les Solitaires".
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|a "This book, first published in 1969, is widely regarded as one of the best studies of Rousseau's thought in any language. In it, Professor Shklar examines Rousseau's central concern: given that modern civilisation is intolerable and a return to the state of nature impossible, how is man to arrange his existence in society? Shklar organises the study around Rousseau's two conceptions of Utopia: the Spartan city and the autonomous family group. She emphasises the importance for Rousseau of psychological factors and shows how, when mediated through his images of authority and use of metaphor, they bring him to his notorious view that man is 'everywhere in chains'. In Shklar's view, Rousseau's conclusion is almost equally pessimistic: the chances are very remote that we can overcome the psychological obstacles to become both men and citizens." --Descripción del editor.
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