Crown Under Law by Rosenthal, Alexander S. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Acknowledgments List of Illustrations Crown under Law: A General Introduction Part I - RICHARD HOOKER AND THE THEOLOGICAL POLITICS OF ELIZABETHAN ENGLAND

THE ADMONITION CONTROVERSY: CALVINISTS AND CONFORMISTS HOOKER’S THEOLOGY PREDESTINATION IN PAUL AND AUGUSTINE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS PETRUS AUREOLI AND GREGORY OF RIMINI THE REFORMATION HOOKER AND THE CALVINISTS DIVINE JUSTICE AND HOOKER’S THEORY OF LAW NOTES

Chapter Two - Hooker’s Politics of Divine Law

HOOKER AND THE MAGISTERIAL REFORMATION: THE QUESTION OF THE VIA MEDIA NOTES

Chapter Three - Hooker’s Theory of Political Dominion

AUGUSTINE ST. THOMAS AQUINAS SARAVIA AND THE PATRIARCHALIST ALTERNATIVE THOMISTIC CONSTITUTIONALISM? SOVEREIGNTY, CONSENT, AND COMPACT IN RICHARD HOOKER CHURCH AND COMMONWEALTH THE LOCUS AND LIMITS OF SOVEREIGNTY LEGITIMACY AND CONSENT IN THE ENGLISH TRADITION SARAVIA REVISITED LIBERTY AND SOCIALITY. THE PRE-POLITICAL CONDITION IN HOOKER (AND SUAREZ) TWO KINDS OF COMPACT HOOKER AND THE QUESTION OF RESISTANCE A CROWN UNDER LAW NOTES

Part II - Richard Hooker, John Locke, and The Great Debates of the Seventeenth Century

PURITANS, LAUDIANS, AND LATITUDINARIANS “THAT RICH AND INEXHAUSTIBLE ANTI-SECTARIAN PEN”: HOOKER IN THE RESTORATION THE RISE OF PATRIARCHALISM: SIR ROBERT FILMER AND THE CHALLENGE TO THE CONSTITUTIONAL IDEA IN STUART ENGLAND THE NATURE AND HISTORY OF PATRIARCHALISM THE OPPONENTS OF PATRIARCHALISM SIR ROBERT FILMER NO ORIGINAL CONDITION OF LIBERTY NO SOVEREIGNTY IN THE COMMUNITY—AND A CRITIQUE OF REPRESENTATION THE IDENTITY OF REGIA POTESTAS AND PATER POTESTAS THE SUPREMACY OF THE CROWN OVER THE LAW THE WHIG HOOKER: AN EXCURSUS ON THE ANTI-FILMERIAN TRACTS EDWARD GEE RESISTANCE IN HOOKER: A QUESTION REVISITED ALGERNON SIDNEY JAMES TYRRELL: PATRIARCHA NON MONARCHY OTHER WHIG TRACTS NOTES

HOOKER IN LOCKE’S TWO TREATISES LOCKE’S USE OF HOOKER ON THE DISTINCTION OF PATERNAL AND REGAL POWER LOCKE’S USE OF HOOKER ON THE STATE OF NATURE LOCKE’S USE OF HOOKER ON SOVEREIGNTY AND COMPACT LOCKE’S USE OF HOOKER ON THE LIMITS OF GOVERNMENT IN POLITICAL SOCIETY ASSESSING LOCKE’S DEBT TO HOOKER NOTES

Chapter Six - Conclusion

THE RELEVANCE OF HOOKER TO CONTEMPORARY DEBATES IN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY THE HIERARCHY AND PLURALITY OF LAW ISLAMISM AND THE POLITICS OF DIVINE LAW STATE AND SOCIETY SOVEREIGNTY AND CONSENT PRESCRIPTION AND CONTINULTY HOOKER, LOCKE, AND AMERICA NOTES

Appendix One - Straussianism and its Discontents Appendix Two - The Question of Intellectualism and Voluntarism in Locke’s Natural Law Theory Bibliography Index About the Author