The Cambridge Companion to Tocqueville (Cambridge Companions to Philosophy Series) Book

Part I. Theory:

1. Tocqueville's comparative perspectives Seymour Drescher;
2. Tocqueville on 1789: preconditions, precipitants, and triggers Jon Elster;
3. Tocqueville's new political science Harvey C. Mansfield and Delba Winthrop;
4. Tocqueville, political philosopher Pierre Manent;

Part II. Texts:
5. Tocqueville's Democracy in America reconsidered James T. Schleifer;
6. Translating Tocqueville: the constraints of classicism Arthur Goldhammer;
7. The writer Engagé: Tocqueville and political rhetoric Laurence Guellec;
8. The shifting puzzles of Tocqueville's The Old Regime and the Revolution Robert T. Gannett Jr.;

Part III. Themes:
9. Tocqueville and civil society Dana Villa;
10. Tocqueville on threats to liberty in democracies Melvin Richter;
11. Tocqueville and democratic religious experience Joshua Mitchell;
12. Tocqueville on fraternity and fratricide Cheryl B. Welch;

Part IV. Two Traditions:
13. Tocqueville and the French Françoise Mélonio;
14. Tocqueville and the Americans: Democracy in America as read in nineteenth-century America Olivier Zunz.