Philip Spencer
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3734633 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Philip Spencer |
| PRENOMES | Philip |
| SOBRENOME | Spencer |
| ASSINATURA | SPENCER P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Kingston University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 2065 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1951 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Thinking about the Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Today
Nations and Nationalism
Antisemitism and the left
Universalism has acted as a stimulus for Jewish emancipation, that is, for civil, political and social inclusion. It has also been a source of anti-Jewish prejudice up to and beyond the classic antisemitism of the modern period. While the experience of Jews is by no means unique in this respect, one of the peculiarities of the 'anti-Judaic' tradition has been to represent Jews in some important regard as the 'other' of the universal: as the perso…
Antisemitism and the Left
Marxism, cosmopolitanism and 'the' Jews
Marxists have had a complex and contentious relationship to the question of both cosmopolitanism and antisemitism. The difficulties and problems they have encountered with each may, however, be related. They can be traced back to a repeated failure to take seriously Marx's initial critique of contemporary antisemites and his simultaneous adoption of a cosmopolitan approach to politics which set him apart from many of his peers. Rather than confro…
Antisemitism and the Politics of Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK and Italy
Imperialism, Anti‐Imperialism and the Problem of Genocide, Past and Present
In recent years, there have been signs of a significant ‘anti‐imperialist’ turn in genocide studies. Challenging what has been described as a hitherto predominantly liberal approach, a number of genocide scholars have adopted a more critical attitude towards the history of imperialism, and projected a broader arc of explanation, linking genocides committed by western states in the construction of their empires to genocides committed in the twenti…
European Marxism and the Question of Antisemitism
Opposition to racism and antisemitism is often assumed to be a distinguishing feature of radical left politics. Before and during the Holocaust, the most radical case of antisemitism, most Marxists were slow to recognise the threat posed to the Jews. After the event, there has been little significant rethinking. There may then be difficulties if and when antisemitism reappears. There are, however, some neglected resources within Marxism which cou…
Nationalism and the problem of humanitarian intervention
In this article we argue that the issue of nationalism has been neglected in much of the academic and policy debate over humanitarian intervention to protect human rights. Underpinning much of the international relations literature, for example, is a set of taken-for-granted assumptions, which derive some of their force and salience from the grip of nationalism. Drawing on some of the more critical literature on nationalism that has emerged in re…
From Rosa Luxemburg to Hannah Arendt
The relationship between Rosa Luxemburg and Hannah Arendt has occasionally been noted but rarely systematically discussed. In fact, there is a profound sense in which Arendt's continuing preoccupation with the significance of the extermination camps owes much to Luxemburg's earlier expressed concern that barbarism was a real possibility. Luxemburg first raised this in the context of the First World War, which she saw as a catastrophe marking a fu…
Good and Bad Nationalisms
Good and bad nationalisms
A constant theme running through much of the literature on nationalism is the dualistic attempt to make clear and sharp distinctions between two kinds of nationalism, one progressive and benign, the other reactionary and malign. Examples include attempts to distinguish between Western and Eastern, political and cultural, civic and ethnic, liberal and illiberal types. This article examines the roots of these dualistic approaches and subjects their…
Nationalism and democracy in the transition from communism in Eastern Europe
1997). Nationalism and democracy in the transition from communism in Eastern Europe. Contemporary Politics: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 171-188
Barbarian Assault
New Light on Flaubert's Youth
NEW LIGHT ON FLAUBERT'S YOUTH PHILIP SPENCER PHILIP SPENCER MONA, JAMAICA Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume VIII, Issue 2, April 1954, Pages 97–108, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/VIII.2.97 Published: 01 April 1954
Writing for Profit Under the Second Empire
Journal Article WRITING FOR PROFIT UNDER THE SECOND EMPIRE Get access PHILIP SPENCER PHILIP SPENCER CAMBRIDGE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume V, Issue 3, January 1951, Pages 223–232, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/V.3.223 Published: 01 January 1951
Nations and Nationalism
Good and bad nationalisms
A constant theme running through much of the literature on nationalism is the dualistic attempt to make clear and sharp distinctions between two kinds of nationalism, one progressive and benign, the other reactionary and malign. Examples include attempts to distinguish between Western and Eastern, political and cultural, civic and ethnic, liberal and illiberal types. This article examines the roots of these dualistic approaches and subjects their…
Marxism, cosmopolitanism and 'the' Jews
Marxists have had a complex and contentious relationship to the question of both cosmopolitanism and antisemitism. The difficulties and problems they have encountered with each may, however, be related. They can be traced back to a repeated failure to take seriously Marx's initial critique of contemporary antisemites and his simultaneous adoption of a cosmopolitan approach to politics which set him apart from many of his peers. Rather than confro…
From Rosa Luxemburg to Hannah Arendt
The relationship between Rosa Luxemburg and Hannah Arendt has occasionally been noted but rarely systematically discussed. In fact, there is a profound sense in which Arendt's continuing preoccupation with the significance of the extermination camps owes much to Luxemburg's earlier expressed concern that barbarism was a real possibility. Luxemburg first raised this in the context of the First World War, which she saw as a catastrophe marking a fu…
Writing for Profit Under the Second Empire
Journal Article WRITING FOR PROFIT UNDER THE SECOND EMPIRE Get access PHILIP SPENCER PHILIP SPENCER CAMBRIDGE Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume V, Issue 3, January 1951, Pages 223–232, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/V.3.223 Published: 01 January 1951
New Light on Flaubert's Youth
NEW LIGHT ON FLAUBERT'S YOUTH PHILIP SPENCER PHILIP SPENCER MONA, JAMAICA Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar French Studies, Volume VIII, Issue 2, April 1954, Pages 97–108, https://doi.org/10.1093/fs/VIII.2.97 Published: 01 April 1954
Barbarian Assault
Nationalism and democracy in the transition from communism in Eastern Europe
1997). Nationalism and democracy in the transition from communism in Eastern Europe. Contemporary Politics: Vol. 3, No. 2, pp. 171-188
Good and bad nationalisms
A constant theme running through much of the literature on nationalism is the dualistic attempt to make clear and sharp distinctions between two kinds of nationalism, one progressive and benign, the other reactionary and malign. Examples include attempts to distinguish between Western and Eastern, political and cultural, civic and ethnic, liberal and illiberal types. This article examines the roots of these dualistic approaches and subjects their…
Good and Bad Nationalisms
From Rosa Luxemburg to Hannah Arendt
The relationship between Rosa Luxemburg and Hannah Arendt has occasionally been noted but rarely systematically discussed. In fact, there is a profound sense in which Arendt's continuing preoccupation with the significance of the extermination camps owes much to Luxemburg's earlier expressed concern that barbarism was a real possibility. Luxemburg first raised this in the context of the First World War, which she saw as a catastrophe marking a fu…
Nationalism and the problem of humanitarian intervention
In this article we argue that the issue of nationalism has been neglected in much of the academic and policy debate over humanitarian intervention to protect human rights. Underpinning much of the international relations literature, for example, is a set of taken-for-granted assumptions, which derive some of their force and salience from the grip of nationalism. Drawing on some of the more critical literature on nationalism that has emerged in re…
European Marxism and the Question of Antisemitism
Opposition to racism and antisemitism is often assumed to be a distinguishing feature of radical left politics. Before and during the Holocaust, the most radical case of antisemitism, most Marxists were slow to recognise the threat posed to the Jews. After the event, there has been little significant rethinking. There may then be difficulties if and when antisemitism reappears. There are, however, some neglected resources within Marxism which cou…
Antisemitism and the Politics of Holocaust Memorial Day in the UK and Italy
Imperialism, Anti‐Imperialism and the Problem of Genocide, Past and Present
In recent years, there have been signs of a significant ‘anti‐imperialist’ turn in genocide studies. Challenging what has been described as a hitherto predominantly liberal approach, a number of genocide scholars have adopted a more critical attitude towards the history of imperialism, and projected a broader arc of explanation, linking genocides committed by western states in the construction of their empires to genocides committed in the twenti…
Marxism, cosmopolitanism and 'the' Jews
Marxists have had a complex and contentious relationship to the question of both cosmopolitanism and antisemitism. The difficulties and problems they have encountered with each may, however, be related. They can be traced back to a repeated failure to take seriously Marx's initial critique of contemporary antisemites and his simultaneous adoption of a cosmopolitan approach to politics which set him apart from many of his peers. Rather than confro…
Antisemitism and the Left
Antisemitism and the left
Universalism has acted as a stimulus for Jewish emancipation, that is, for civil, political and social inclusion. It has also been a source of anti-Jewish prejudice up to and beyond the classic antisemitism of the modern period. While the experience of Jews is by no means unique in this respect, one of the peculiarities of the 'anti-Judaic' tradition has been to represent Jews in some important regard as the 'other' of the universal: as the perso…
Nations and Nationalism
Thinking about the Holocaust, Genocide and Antisemitism Today
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