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Political Theory and Praxis - New Perspectives (Paperback, Minnesota Archive Editions Ed.)
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Political Theory and Praxis - New Perspectives (Paperback, Minnesota Archive Editions Ed.)
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Political Theory and Praxis was first published in 1977. Minnesota
Archive Editions uses digital technology to make long-unavailable
books once again accessible, and are published unaltered from the
original University of Minnesota Press editions. Nine distinguished
contributors-philosophers and political scientists at universities
and colleges in the United States, Europe, Canada, and
Australia-write essays for this volume in political philosophy. The
book is dedicated to the memory of Hannah Arendt, the writer and
philosopher who died in 1975. The contributors discuss various
aspects of the concepts of theory and practice and their
interrelationship. All of the essays were written expressly for
this volume. In an introduction, Professor Ball, the volume editor,
notes that the essays reflect the diversity of conceptions of
theory, of practice, and of their conceptual and practical
interrelations, and that the contributors explore various ways and
byways of approaching the age-old questions of theory and its
relation to practice. Part I: Origins "On the History of 'Theory'
and 'Praxis'," Nicholas Lobkowicz; "Creatures of a Day: Thought and
Action in Thucydides,"J. Peter Euben; " Plato and Aristotle: The
Unity Versus the Autonomy of Theory and Practice." Terence Ball.
Part II: Developments "Kant on Theory and Practice," Carl Raschke;
"Theory and Practice in Hegel and Marx: An Unfinished
Dialogue,"Peter Fuss; "The Unity of Theory and Practice: The
Science of Marx and Nietzsche," Edward Andrew. Part II: Dilemmas
and New Directions "Hannah Arendt: The Ambiguities of Theory and
Practice," Richard J. Bernstein; "Rebels, Beginners, and Buffoons:
Politics as Action," Raymond L. Nichols; "How People Change
Themselves: The Relationship between Critical Theory and Its
Audience," Brian Fay
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