Marx Modern Political Theory Book

Marx Modern Political Theory, Philip J. Kain deftly demonstrates the historical antecedents to and continuing relevance of Karl Marx's thought. Kain reveals the unappreciated pluralism of Marx, how it has endured and how it will continue to adapt to the challenges of modern day though, Marx Modern Political Theory

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Marx Modern Political Theory
Written by author Philip J. Kain
Published by The Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group Inc, February 2002
Philip J. Kain deftly demonstrates the historical antecedents to and continuing relevance of Karl Marx's thought. Kain reveals the unappreciated pluralism of Marx, how it has endured and how it will continue to adapt to the challenges of modern day though
Philip J. Kain deftly demonstrates the historical antecedents to and continuing relevance of Karl Marx's thought. Kain reveals the unappreciated pluralism of Marx, how it has endured and how it will continue to adapt to the challenges of modern day though

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Introduction 1
1 Hobbes Political Theory, and Sovereignty 17
I Sovereignty by Institution and Its Scientific Deduction 20
II Social Theory, Political Theory, and Revolution 25
III Sovereignty by Acquisition and Moral Obligation 27
IV Philosophy of History 29
V Legitimate Revolution 31
2 Locke, Social Theory, and Limited Government 37
I Property and Social Theory 37
I Social Contract Theory and Its Misuse 41
III Social Inequality 50
IV Sovereign Power and Property 56
3 Rosseau, Individual Liberty, and Community 65
I The General Will 65
II Individual and Community 75
III The Social Contact and the Discourse on Inequality 83
4 Kant, Philosophy of History, and the ideal Society 97
I Historical Conflict and World Peace 98
II Moral Force in History 102
III Particular Interest and the General Interest 106
IV The Highest Good and a Beautiful World 109
V Sovereignty and Revolution 113
5 Hegel, the State, and Spirit 123
I Philosophy of History and Sittlichkeit 124
II The Development of Custom and Tradition 130
III Spirit and the State 136
IV Sovereignty and Spirit 143
6 Marx and the Earlier Tradition 153
I The Categorical Imperative and Revolution 153
II Democracy and the General Will 163
III Essence and the Communal Individual 176
IV The Highest Good, a Beautiful World, and the Aesthetic Condition 202
V Rights and Community 212
7 Marx and Pluralism 235
I Pluralism and Umbrella Agreements 235
II Pluralism and Community 245
III Capitalism and Diversity 264
IV Ethnocentrism 270
V Ethnocentrism and Historical Materialism 279
VI Ethnocentrism and Historical Stages 296
8 Marx and Feminism 311
I Women and Determinism 312
II Men, Women, and the Species 326
III Housework and Alienation 342
IV The Family and Community 369
Bibliography 389
Index 409
About the Author 429

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The overview that this book undertook is perfect for someone that has yet to decide if they would like to take a crack at the first-hand material (and its opaqueness) of this branch of philosophy. Some aspects were given greater emphasize (Quine, Wittgenstein). Others were abrupt (Austin, Moore, Hume). But overall, it was a very informative read; but I would perhaps recommend something even a bit more informal for those first-timers. As analytic philosophy surrounds its analysis on language and modal logic, which can be quite a daunting task to understand.

But like many forms of this type of book, it primarily explores its subject-matter through less quantifiable forms. I definitely can understand the reason, as jargon implies explaining that jargon. But oftentimes the non-technical explanations made things more obscure than they needed to be.

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	Acknowledgments
	Abbreviations
	Introduction	1
1	Hobbes Political Theory, and Sovereignty	17
I	Sovereignty by Institution and Its Scientific Deduction	20
II	Social Theory, Political Theory, and Revolution	25
III	Sovereignty by Acquisition and Moral Obligation	27
IV	Philosophy of History	29
V	Legitimate Revolution	31
2	Locke, Social Theory, and Limited Government	37
I	Property and Social Theory	37
I	Social Contract Theory and Its Misuse	41
III	Social Inequality	50
IV	Sovereign Power and Property	56
3	Rosseau, Individual Liberty, and Community	65
I	The General Will	65
II	Individual and Community	75
III	The Social Contact and the Discourse on Inequality	83
4	Kant, Philosophy of History, and the ideal Society	97
I	Historical Conflict and World Peace	98
II	Moral Force in History	102
III	Particular Interest and the General Interest	106
IV	The Highest Good and a Beautiful World	109
V	Sovereignty and Revolution	113
5	Hegel, the State, and Spirit	123
I	Philosophy of History and Sittlichkeit	124
II	The Development of Custom and Tradition	130
III	Spirit and the State	136
IV	Sovereignty and Spirit	143
6	Marx and the Earlier Tradition	153
I	The Categorical Imperative and Revolution	153
II	Democracy and the General Will	163
III	Essence and the Communal Individual	176
IV	The Highest Good, a Beautiful World, and the Aesthetic Condition	202
V	Rights and Community	212
7	Marx and Pluralism	235
I	Pluralism and Umbrella Agreements	235
II	Pluralism and Community	245
III	Capitalism and Diversity	264
IV	Ethnocentrism	270
V	Ethnocentrism and Historical Materialism	279
VI	Ethnocentrism and Historical Stages	296
8	Marx and Feminism	311
I	Women and Determinism	312
II	Men, Women, and the Species	326
III	Housework and Alienation	342
IV	The Family and Community	369
	Bibliography	389
	Index	409
	About the Author	429