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1: Women, Political Philosophy and Politics: Theory and Practice in Conflict?2: The State of Nature and the Origins of the Exclusionary State3: The State that Ends at the Front Door4: Citizenship and Representation: A Case of Protective Custody?5: Plato and Aristotle: Androcracy Incarnate6: Hobbes and Locke: Divine Right of Contract Man7: Rousseau: Education for the Common Good8: Mill, Marx and Engels: Equality and the Common Man9: Rawls and Nozick: Justice and Masculinised Politics10: Never Decreasing Circles: The Legacy of Political Philosophy
Edinburgh University Press
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Steve Hernández
reviewed Women, political philosophy and politics on November 08, 2009
Women
This book was quite interesting as it detailed how countries could reach perpetual peace and is one of the first books to detail how universal human rights need to become part of the world. It was quite lengthy and takes a lot of attention to read, so I don't recommend reading this before bed. Overall, it was an interesting book that helped me better understand philosophy and how global human rights came into existence.
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