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There is no thinker more relevant to the thought of the last century than Friedrich Nietzsche; nor any more troubling. In this book, Detwiler offers a balanced yet unstinting examination of the political dimension of Nietzsche's thought. He addresses Nietzsche's profoundly illiberal and aristocratic ideas without apology, but does not denigrate the magnitude of this important philosopher's overall intellectual achievement.
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reviewed Nietzsche and the politics of aristocratic radicalism on January 03, 2013 Nietzsche and the politics of aristocratic radicalism
Westbrook writes against the dominant interpretation of Dewey as one of the founders of modern liberalism by placing him in the minority, on the radical wing of democratic theorists, someone whose influence is perhaps less, and certainly less mainstream than is normally thought.
Westbrook illustrates that Dewey supported Democracy as a means and not as an ends (though in following Deweyian thought, all first ends are actually means...) Democracy (not representative democracy, but full, participatory democracy) was the system which best provided for the full self-development of every individual, the inheritor of the best of Republicanism/ Civic Humanism and Liberalism.
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