Essays in Political Philosophy by Collingwood, R.G. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Essays in Political Philosophy Acknowledgements Contents Part One: Political Activity and the Forms of Practical Reason Part Two: Civilization and its Enemies 1 Introduction I II III PART ONE: Political Activity and the Forms of Practical Reason Editor's Comments 2 Economics as a Philosophical Science 3 Goodness, Caprice, and Utility 4 Political Action 5 Politics [1929] 6 Politics [1933] 7 Punishment and Forgiveness 8 Punishment 9 Monks and Morals 10 Duty PART TWO: Civilization and its Enemies Editor's Comments 11 The Present Need of a Philosophy 12 The Rules of Life 13 Translator's Preface 14 Modern Politics 15 Fascism and Nazism 16 The Utilitarian Civilization 17 The Prussian Philosophy 18 The Three Laws of Politics §1. Community and Society §2. The First Law of Politics §3. The Second Law of Politics §4. The Third Law of Politics §5. Digression 1: Bodies Which are not Quite Political §6. Digression 2: The Use of the Word 'State' §7. The Third Law of Politics, continued §8. The Platonic Tyrant §9. The Reversed Action of the Third Law of Politics §10. Conclusion 19 Draft Preface to The New Leviathan Appendix One Appendix Two Index

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