Michael Mosher
Biographic Data
| ID | 4123841 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Michael Mosher |
| GIVEN NAMES | Michael |
| FAMILY NAME | Mosher |
| SIGNATURE | MOSHER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tulsa |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8039-0691 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1983 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Books in Review
Acute Physiologic and Chronic Histologic Changes in Rats and Mice Exposed to the Unique Hallucinogen Salvinorin A
Salvinorin A is a unique hallucinogen that is seeing increased use in humans. It is not currently a controlled substance and is used as a legal alternative to controlled substances. Usually smoked or buccally absorbed by chewing, doses of approximately 200mcg can produce profound hallucinogenic effects of short duration. The mechanism of action of salvinorin A is at the k-opioid receptor. Little data is available on the medical effects of this su…
One World Emerging? Convergence and Divergence in Industrial Societies . Alex Inkeles The Myth of the Powerless State . Linda Weiss
Privacy and the Politics of Intimate Life . Patricia Boling
On the Originality of François Furent
Political Theory in Albania
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Books in Review
The Judgmental Gaze of European Women
B Y NOW, ALMOST EVERY AUTHOR in the canon of Western political thought has been redescribed, revised, and sometimes reviled from the point of view of contemporary feminist concerns. Exceptionally, little attention has been paid to Montesquieu in this regard, despite the fact that he is the sole modern author to have explicitly linked both gender relations and modes of sensuality to political theory.' Montesquieu identified a typology of political…
Nationalism and the idea of Europe
‘Nationalism has never produced its own grand thinkers’, says Benedict Anderson, whose work, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, has become itself a minor contemporary classic.’ Hegel is not, however, an implausible candidate for philosopher of nationalism. Through him we can trace the source idea. True, Hegel’s presentation of the rationally organised state as the carrier of political liberty would seem to …
The Natural Goodness of Man
The Skeptic's Burke
The world of contingency and political combination is much larger than we are apt to imagine. Edmund Burke
Boundary Revisions
The boundaries between selves and within selves are notions that have been subject to constant readjustment in the debates between liberals and communitarians. Through the archetype theories of Rawls, Nozick, Sandel and Parfit this essay re-enacts the deconstruction of one of the intuitive certainties of earlier liberal thought. Counterintuitive alliances are struck across the liberal-communitarian divide in demonstrating that the impersonality r…
Walt Whitman
The Particulars of a Universal Politics
This article explores both the influence that Montesquieu's typology of regimes exerted on Hegel's thought and Hegel's ultimate rejection of Montesquieu's monarchical order, especially its cult of honor, as a plausible candidate for containing and expressing the citizen's "claims for private judgment, private willing, and private caprice." Can Hegel provide a substitute model of a polity, neither republican nor despotic, which corrects the partic…
Civic Identity in the Juridical Society
The recent flourishing of Anglo-American scholarship in Hegel's moral and political thought prompts speculation concerning why its audience, or what in its history, suggests Hegelianism as a source of advice. ' Among other reasons is the following: Hegel provides instruction for the excesses of the romantic in politics. He represents a form of solace for the recanting romantic communalist as well as for the romantic rebel against community. Hegel…
The Particulars of a Universal Politics
This article explores both the influence that Montesquieu's typology of regimes exerted on Hegel's thought and Hegel's ultimate rejection of Montesquieu's monarchical order, especially its cult of honor, as a plausible candidate for containing and expressing the citizen's "claims for private judgment, private willing, and private caprice." Can Hegel provide a substitute model of a polity, neither republican nor despotic, which corrects the partic…
The Judgmental Gaze of European Women
B Y NOW, ALMOST EVERY AUTHOR in the canon of Western political thought has been redescribed, revised, and sometimes reviled from the point of view of contemporary feminist concerns. Exceptionally, little attention has been paid to Montesquieu in this regard, despite the fact that he is the sole modern author to have explicitly linked both gender relations and modes of sensuality to political theory.' Montesquieu identified a typology of political…
Nationalism and the idea of Europe
‘Nationalism has never produced its own grand thinkers’, says Benedict Anderson, whose work, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, has become itself a minor contemporary classic.’ Hegel is not, however, an implausible candidate for philosopher of nationalism. Through him we can trace the source idea. True, Hegel’s presentation of the rationally organised state as the carrier of political liberty would seem to …
The Skeptic's Burke
The world of contingency and political combination is much larger than we are apt to imagine. Edmund Burke
Books in Review
Boundary Revisions
The boundaries between selves and within selves are notions that have been subject to constant readjustment in the debates between liberals and communitarians. Through the archetype theories of Rawls, Nozick, Sandel and Parfit this essay re-enacts the deconstruction of one of the intuitive certainties of earlier liberal thought. Counterintuitive alliances are struck across the liberal-communitarian divide in demonstrating that the impersonality r…
Walt Whitman
Civic Identity in the Juridical Society
The recent flourishing of Anglo-American scholarship in Hegel's moral and political thought prompts speculation concerning why its audience, or what in its history, suggests Hegelianism as a source of advice. ' Among other reasons is the following: Hegel provides instruction for the excesses of the romantic in politics. He represents a form of solace for the recanting romantic communalist as well as for the romantic rebel against community. Hegel…
Civic Identity in the Juridical Society
The recent flourishing of Anglo-American scholarship in Hegel's moral and political thought prompts speculation concerning why its audience, or what in its history, suggests Hegelianism as a source of advice. ' Among other reasons is the following: Hegel provides instruction for the excesses of the romantic in politics. He represents a form of solace for the recanting romantic communalist as well as for the romantic rebel against community. Hegel…
The Particulars of a Universal Politics
This article explores both the influence that Montesquieu's typology of regimes exerted on Hegel's thought and Hegel's ultimate rejection of Montesquieu's monarchical order, especially its cult of honor, as a plausible candidate for containing and expressing the citizen's "claims for private judgment, private willing, and private caprice." Can Hegel provide a substitute model of a polity, neither republican nor despotic, which corrects the partic…
Walt Whitman
The Skeptic's Burke
The world of contingency and political combination is much larger than we are apt to imagine. Edmund Burke
Boundary Revisions
The boundaries between selves and within selves are notions that have been subject to constant readjustment in the debates between liberals and communitarians. Through the archetype theories of Rawls, Nozick, Sandel and Parfit this essay re-enacts the deconstruction of one of the intuitive certainties of earlier liberal thought. Counterintuitive alliances are struck across the liberal-communitarian divide in demonstrating that the impersonality r…
The Natural Goodness of Man
Nationalism and the idea of Europe
‘Nationalism has never produced its own grand thinkers’, says Benedict Anderson, whose work, Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism, has become itself a minor contemporary classic.’ Hegel is not, however, an implausible candidate for philosopher of nationalism. Through him we can trace the source idea. True, Hegel’s presentation of the rationally organised state as the carrier of political liberty would seem to …
Books in Review
The Judgmental Gaze of European Women
B Y NOW, ALMOST EVERY AUTHOR in the canon of Western political thought has been redescribed, revised, and sometimes reviled from the point of view of contemporary feminist concerns. Exceptionally, little attention has been paid to Montesquieu in this regard, despite the fact that he is the sole modern author to have explicitly linked both gender relations and modes of sensuality to political theory.' Montesquieu identified a typology of political…
Political Theory in Albania
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Privacy and the Politics of Intimate Life . Patricia Boling
On the Originality of François Furent
One World Emerging? Convergence and Divergence in Industrial Societies . Alex Inkeles The Myth of the Powerless State . Linda Weiss
Acute Physiologic and Chronic Histologic Changes in Rats and Mice Exposed to the Unique Hallucinogen Salvinorin A
Salvinorin A is a unique hallucinogen that is seeing increased use in humans. It is not currently a controlled substance and is used as a legal alternative to controlled substances. Usually smoked or buccally absorbed by chewing, doses of approximately 200mcg can produce profound hallucinogenic effects of short duration. The mechanism of action of salvinorin A is at the k-opioid receptor. Little data is available on the medical effects of this su…
Books in Review
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