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| Preface to the Second Edition | ||
| Introduction to the Second Edition | 1 | |
| A. Systematic Philosophy and Politics | 1 | |
| B. Marx and the Philosophy of System | 6 | |
| The Theory of Practice | 6 | |
| The Practice of Theory | 10 | |
| C. The French Revolution and the Politics of System | 16 | |
| From Philosophy to Politics | 16 | |
| The French Revolution as the Critique of Philosophy | 20 | |
| Philosophy as the Critique of the French Revolution | 25 | |
| D. The Originary System and its Method | 30 | |
| The New Politics | 30 | |
| The New Philosophy | 34 | |
| Method as Critique | 39 | |
| E. Two Centuries of Error | 46 | |
| Pt. I | Theory: Philosophy and Politics | |
| 1 | From Transcendental to Originary Philosophy | 49 |
| A | The Structure of the Modern | 49 |
| B | Critique as Originary | 56 |
| C | Phenomenology and Logic as Originary | 63 |
| D | Anthropology and Economics as Originary | 73 |
| 2 | Originary Philosophy as Political Philosophy | 83 |
| A | What is the Political? | 83 |
| B | Kant's Path to the Political | 89 |
| C | The Ambivalence in Hegel's Unification of Politics and History | 98 |
| D | The Politics of Marx's Theory of Ideology | 113 |
| 3 | System without Method | 126 |
| A | The Constitutive Temptation | 126 |
| B | Kant's Failed Constitutive Theory | 131 |
| C | Hegel's Theory of Normative Constitution | 139 |
| D | Marx's Theory of Genetic Constitution | 145 |
| Pt. II | Method: From Philosophy to Politics | |
| 4 | The Logic of Receptivity | 159 |
| A | Ontology and Method | 159 |
| B | Representation and the Really Real | 166 |
| C | The Logic of Civil Society | 178 |
| D | The Logic of History | 191 |
| 5 | The Phenomenology of Particularity | 202 |
| A | Politics and Method | 202 |
| B | The Phenomenology of the Political | 209 |
| C | The Phenomenology of Will | 218 |
| D | Method and Practice | 226 |
| Pt. III | Politics: The Need for Philosophy | |
| 6 | The Modern Republic | 239 |
| A | Politics and Philosophy | 239 |
| B | Revolution or Politics? | 248 |
| C | Philosophy, History, or Politics? | 257 |
| D | System and Politics | 265 |
| Notes | 286 | |
| Index of Authors | 329 | |
| Index of Subjects | 332 |
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reviewed From Marx to Kant on June 30, 2014
From Marx to Kant
The best and most trusted translation of Marsilius of Padua's Defender of the Peace.
I was surprised by this. I expected it to be dry and boring, and expected to use it only to find random meaningful quotes. But the introduction by Gewirth was very useful, and the text itself is readable without wanting to gouge my eyes out. (I have a pretty high tolerance for dry reading anyway, as a history major, but this was almost pleasant.)
I wouldn't, however, just recommend everyone to read this. If you're interested in pre-Reformation attacks on the papacy, then it's required to know something about it, but I wouldn't go out and buy this unless you plan on using it more than once. I'm using it as a primary source on Aristotelian concepts of power and state in the wake of the Crusades, so if that's your thing, you'll find this interesting.
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