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| Acknowledgments | ||
| Selected bibliography | ||
| 1 | Introduction | 1 |
| A general characterization of contractarianism | 2 | |
| The three-stage contractarian argument schema | 4 | |
| Realistic and idealistic constructionism | 22 | |
| The renaissance of Hobbesian contractarianism | 27 | |
| Overview: themes and theories | 36 | |
| 2 | Hampton's justificatory strategy | 47 |
| Overview of Hampton's justificatory strategy | 48 | |
| Conflict in the state of nature | 56 | |
| The inferential argument | 63 | |
| The reduction of morality to rationality | 73 | |
| 3 | Hampton's internal solution: a dilemma | 104 |
| The rational emergence of a sovereign in the state of nature: a dilemma | 107 | |
| The problem of selecting a sovereign | 109 | |
| The individual irrationality of empowering a sovereign: the first horn of the dilemma | 119 | |
| The individual irrationality of deposing a sovereign: the second horn of the dilemma | 174 | |
| 4 | Kavka's hybrid contractarianism | 184 |
| Overview of Kavka's theory | 188 | |
| Reconceiving the Hobbesian contractarian project | 204 | |
| Kavka's justificatory strategies | 215 | |
| The realistic reconstruction account | 216 | |
| The "no reasonable objection" account | 219 | |
| The inheritance principle account | 225 | |
| 5 | Gauthier's moral contractarianism | 254 |
| From political to moral Hobbesian contractarianism | 255 | |
| Gauthier's moral contractarianism | 258 | |
| Fairness and stability | 273 | |
| Broad and narrow compliance | 283 | |
| Narrow compliance and predation | 289 | |
| Displaced costs and rational compliance | 292 | |
| Translucence and compliance | 294 | |
| Narrow compliance and equal rationality | 296 | |
| The arguments from rational and costless bargaining | 304 | |
| 6 | The limits of Hobbesian contractarianism | 310 |
| Index | 321 |
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Lucas Dawson
reviewed Limits of Hobbesian Contractarianism on August 17, 2015
Limits of Hobbesian Contractarianism
050216: almost inspires me to read n again... almost. have not read much n, three books by him, bio., intro, guide, major presence in other's work. this book reminds me of the first read from continental european philosophers series, , several years ago, this does not change the reaction. being: great on individual being and existence... but on the second half: dismay on how he sees the ethical/moral/political aspect of human society...
my knowledge of n is therefore shallow. this book takes seriously how he is translated, how interpreted, how great, how appropriated by other thinkers. long chapter on heidegger's version of nietzsche but if you want hd i rec a bit on how derrida, foucault, deleuze, interpret him. interesting and maybe encouraging a new look at n... maybe...
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