P Gottfried
Biographic Data
| ID | 6089613 |
|---|---|
| NAME | P Gottfried |
| GIVEN NAMES | P |
| FAMILY NAME | Gottfried |
| SIGNATURE | GOTTFRIED P |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Best of All Possible Worlds
Max Singer, and Aaron Wildavsky, The Real World Order, revised edition (Chatham, N.J.: Chatham House Publishers, 1996), 224 pp
Post-1989 Socialism
Donald Clark Hodges, America's New Economic Order (Brookfield, Vermont Ashgate Publishing Co., 1998), 192 + xi pp
Reconfiguring the Political Landscape
In 1927 Carl Schmitt published The Concept of the Political, wherein he set out to explain political life. According to Schmitt, political activity, whether pursued within a system of nation states, Greek poleis, or imperial administrations, is about the organization of people as friends and enemies. More precisely, it is about the organization of those who become allies when confronting shared enemies. According to Schmitt, political groups are …
Miglio's Political Quest
Gianfranco Miglio, Le Regolarità della Politico (Milan: Giuffé Editore, 1988), 2 volumes, 1104 pp
After Liberalism
It is natural that the appearance of Telos' 100th issue should evoke the same contentiousness among its editors that one finds in all the back issues. There is the predictable lively discussion whether Dialectic of the Enlightenment and other texts of choice for Telos continue to be relevant. Some also wonder whether the magazine still has — or ever had — a clear and defensible prise de position amid the political programs of this by now waning c…
Alain de Benoist's Anti-Americanism
Throughout the development or the French New Right as a intellectual movement, Alain de Benoist has exercised a remarkable degree of control. From its break with the Catholic nationalist Right (in the late 1960s) through its redefinition as a European national movement with a socio-biological focus to its more recent engagement on behalf of Third World as well as European communitarian identities, the New Right has been primarily the evolving cre…
Anatomy of an Apology
Stephen Holmes The Anatomy of Antiliberalism (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1993), 330 + XVI pp., $12.95
Up from McCarthyism
Russell Jacoby's study of American education is a welcome addition to a body of critical literature going back to Irving Babbitt and Henry Adams. Like his predecessors, Jacoby points to flaws in the way Americans educate their youth and expresses anxiety about one deteriorating institutions of learning. The most useful critical perspective, but one Jacoby takes only intermittently, treats with equal contempt all conventional political polarities.…
Hungarian Intellectuals
Lee Congdon Exile and Social Thought: Hungarian Intellectuals in Germany and Austria 1919-1933 (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1991)
Detheologizing Politics
In Deity and Domination, David Nicholls sets out to illustrate the relation between political attitudes and theological concepts, particularly over the last two hundred years. Nicholls believes that divine analogies are integrally linked to the dominant political values. Thus, he tries to correlate theistic images with certain general beliefs about sovereignty, autarky, the welfare state, and individual freedom. He does, however, warn against red…
Reconfiguring the Political Landscape
In 1927 Carl Schmitt published The Concept of the Political, wherein he set out to explain political life. According to Schmitt, political activity, whether pursued within a system of nation states, Greek poleis, or imperial administrations, is about the organization of people as friends and enemies. More precisely, it is about the organization of those who become allies when confronting shared enemies. According to Schmitt, political groups are …
After Liberalism
It is natural that the appearance of Telos' 100th issue should evoke the same contentiousness among its editors that one finds in all the back issues. There is the predictable lively discussion whether Dialectic of the Enlightenment and other texts of choice for Telos continue to be relevant. Some also wonder whether the magazine still has — or ever had — a clear and defensible prise de position amid the political programs of this by now waning c…
Alain de Benoist's Anti-Americanism
Throughout the development or the French New Right as a intellectual movement, Alain de Benoist has exercised a remarkable degree of control. From its break with the Catholic nationalist Right (in the late 1960s) through its redefinition as a European national movement with a socio-biological focus to its more recent engagement on behalf of Third World as well as European communitarian identities, the New Right has been primarily the evolving cre…
Anatomy of an Apology
Stephen Holmes The Anatomy of Antiliberalism (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1993), 330 + XVI pp., $12.95
Detheologizing Politics
In Deity and Domination, David Nicholls sets out to illustrate the relation between political attitudes and theological concepts, particularly over the last two hundred years. Nicholls believes that divine analogies are integrally linked to the dominant political values. Thus, he tries to correlate theistic images with certain general beliefs about sovereignty, autarky, the welfare state, and individual freedom. He does, however, warn against red…
Detheologizing Politics
In Deity and Domination, David Nicholls sets out to illustrate the relation between political attitudes and theological concepts, particularly over the last two hundred years. Nicholls believes that divine analogies are integrally linked to the dominant political values. Thus, he tries to correlate theistic images with certain general beliefs about sovereignty, autarky, the welfare state, and individual freedom. He does, however, warn against red…
Hungarian Intellectuals
Lee Congdon Exile and Social Thought: Hungarian Intellectuals in Germany and Austria 1919-1933 (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1991)
Alain de Benoist's Anti-Americanism
Throughout the development or the French New Right as a intellectual movement, Alain de Benoist has exercised a remarkable degree of control. From its break with the Catholic nationalist Right (in the late 1960s) through its redefinition as a European national movement with a socio-biological focus to its more recent engagement on behalf of Third World as well as European communitarian identities, the New Right has been primarily the evolving cre…
Anatomy of an Apology
Stephen Holmes The Anatomy of Antiliberalism (Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1993), 330 + XVI pp., $12.95
Up from McCarthyism
Russell Jacoby's study of American education is a welcome addition to a body of critical literature going back to Irving Babbitt and Henry Adams. Like his predecessors, Jacoby points to flaws in the way Americans educate their youth and expresses anxiety about one deteriorating institutions of learning. The most useful critical perspective, but one Jacoby takes only intermittently, treats with equal contempt all conventional political polarities.…
Miglio's Political Quest
Gianfranco Miglio, Le Regolarità della Politico (Milan: Giuffé Editore, 1988), 2 volumes, 1104 pp
After Liberalism
It is natural that the appearance of Telos' 100th issue should evoke the same contentiousness among its editors that one finds in all the back issues. There is the predictable lively discussion whether Dialectic of the Enlightenment and other texts of choice for Telos continue to be relevant. Some also wonder whether the magazine still has — or ever had — a clear and defensible prise de position amid the political programs of this by now waning c…
Reconfiguring the Political Landscape
In 1927 Carl Schmitt published The Concept of the Political, wherein he set out to explain political life. According to Schmitt, political activity, whether pursued within a system of nation states, Greek poleis, or imperial administrations, is about the organization of people as friends and enemies. More precisely, it is about the organization of those who become allies when confronting shared enemies. According to Schmitt, political groups are …
The Best of All Possible Worlds
Max Singer, and Aaron Wildavsky, The Real World Order, revised edition (Chatham, N.J.: Chatham House Publishers, 1996), 224 pp
Post-1989 Socialism
Donald Clark Hodges, America's New Economic Order (Brookfield, Vermont Ashgate Publishing Co., 1998), 192 + xi pp
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