Noël O’sullivan
Biographic Data
| ID | 712961 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Noël O’sullivan |
| GIVEN NAMES | Noël |
| FAMILY NAME | O’sullivan |
| SIGNATURE | O’SULLIVAN N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hull |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1882-8303 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 2 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Postface. Has Conservatism a Future
10 The third method of analysing conservatism historically considered by Neill is that of Karl Mannheim, for whom "conservatism must be regarded as a peculiarly modern response to sociological changes (ultimately initiated by the industrial revolution) which pose a challenge to traditional social structures and modes of political thinking". 15Although Neill regards Mannheim's definition of conservatism as a specifically modern phenomenon as more …
Supportive care needs in Australian melanoma patients and caregivers: Results from a quantitative cross-sectional survey
Australian melanoma patients and caregivers report substantial unmet supportive care needs, particularly regarding their psychological and emotional well-being. Psychological and emotional well-being services, such as access to a clinical psychologist or implementation of patient-reported outcome measures, should be incorporated into routine melanoma care to address unmet patient and caregiver needs and improve well-being
Terrorism, Ideology, and Revolution: The Origins of Modern Political Violence
Gendered militarisation as state of exception on the Korean Peninsula
Conflict and tensions between the two Koreas prioritise the militaristic security concerns of the Peninsula. This article, however, analyses the situation through the heuristic prism of feminist security studies and of Agamben’s state of exception, which is described as the suspension of the legal system in order to protect the state from internal or external threats, to identify the insecurities of feminised citizens in the South Korean state. T…
Stakeholders
This article is concerned with the term “stakeholders.” It first considers the definition of stakeholders, how they may be identified, why they are important; and the challenges this poses for stakeholder management. It then provides an overview of stakeholder engagement processes in practice and how they have been critiqued in the academic literature. Finally, it briefly discusses the influence of different stakeholder groups on corporate social…
Political Theory In Transition
During the past two decades there has been increasing dissatisfaction with established political categories, on the grounds that they no longer fit many of the facts of contemporary life, or adequately express many contemporary political ideals. Political Theory in Transition explores the principal reasons for this dissatisfaction and outlines some of the most influential responses to it.Key features of this textbook:* covers many of the importan…
The concept of the public realm
1. Noel O'Sullivan (University of Hull), 'Democracy, equality and the public realm: disagreement without reconciliation'. 2. M. Festenstein (University of Sheffield), 'Trust, multiculturalism and the public realm'. 3. Elizabeth Frazer (Fellow, New College, Oxford), 'Hannah Arendt on ethics, politics and the public realm'. 4. Nick Rengger (St. Andrews), 'On the idea of a global public realm'. 5. Noel O'Sullivan (University of Hull), 'The public re…
The concepts of the public, the private and the political in contemporary Western political theory
The concept of the public realm is the most fundamental of all political concepts because it is only the shared relationship it constitutes between rulers and ruled that makes government more than mere domination. It is therefore not surprising that the question of how the public realm is to be defined has been a central concern of political thinkers from Plato to more recent philosophers like Hannah Arendt. Although the answers they have given h…
Liberalism, Nihilism and Modernity in the Political Thought of John Gray
This analysis of John Gray’s political thought explores the tension between his early commitment to a ‘modus vivendi’ model of civil association and his more recent commitment to communitarianism, on the one hand, and attempts to combat what he considers to be the nihilism latent in modern technological civilization, on the other. It concludes that although Gray has found no way of resolving this tension, the more enduring interest of his work li…
Philosophy, politics and conservatism in the thought of Elie Kedourie
Conservatism
Although conservatism in the twentieth century has yielded a diverse body of literature, it is unified by a common object of hostility: namely, the progressive view of humankind and society. The main conservative objection to this view is that it vastly exaggerates the directive power of human reason, on the one hand, and the creative power of human will, on the other. Reason, as the British conservative Michael Oakeshott maintained, is always pa…
Why read Oakeshott
Sources in Irish Art: A Reader
Although the study of art history in Ireland has long been established, research in the field of Irish art history has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining key source material on the critical reception of art. This book aims to provide an anthology of sources and documents relating to the history and development of the visual arts in Ireland form the eighteenth century to the present day.The anthology covers the period from the establishm…
Politics, Faith, and Scepticism
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A memoir
Difference and the Concept of the Political in Contemporary Political Philosophy
A striking feature of contemporary political philosophy is the emergence of the nature of the political itself as a central theme of discussion. There are various reasons for this development, but all of them merely reinforce the problem posed in its most stark form by postmodern theory. This is the problem of determining what concept of the political, if any, can accommodate the extreme diversity that is the main feature of contemporary western …
Nietzsche and the agenda of post-modernity
Oakeshott
Journal Article Book Reviews Get access Oakeshott. By Robert Grant ( 1990).Polanyi. By Richard Allen ( 1990).Carl Schmitt. By Paul Gottfried ( 1990).Chesterton. By Ian Crowther ( 1991).Scheler. By Francis Dunlop ( 1991).Santayana. By Noel O'Sullivan ( 1992). C.A.J. Coady C.A.J. Coady University of Melbourn Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 45, Issue 179, April 1995, Pages …
Political Integration, the Limited State, and the Philosophy of Postmodernism
From the standpoint of its critics, postmodernism represents the disintegration of the modern philosophical and ethical tradition into relativism and corrosive scepticism. But it may also be seen in a more positive light. I do not mean the light shed by the uncritical optimism of defenders who identify it with openness and true toleration. I mean, rather, that it may be seen as a step towards a more modest conception of man and of politics than h…
Conservatism: A Reply to Ted Honderich
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The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789
Journal Article The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789. Ed. by Roger Eatwell and Noël O'Sullivan. (Boston: Twayne, 1990. x + 203 pp. Cloth, $29–95; paper, $14.95.) Get access George H. Nash George H. Nash Iowa City, Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 78, Issue 1, June 1991, Page 310, https://doi.org/10.2307/2078138 Publ…
The Corporate State: Corporatism and the State Tradition in Western Europe
Buku ini memberikan informasi tentang neo-korporatisme: teori teori politik neo-korporatisme, neo-korporatisme dan akuntabilitas, coorporatisme dan akuntabilitas, neo-korporatisme dalam praktik: studi kasus, dari pluralisme ke pluralisme, dan lainya
Liberty, Equality or “True Democracy
Politics, Totalitarianism and Freedom: The Political Thought of Hannah Arendt
FEW contemporary political thinkers have attempted as much as Hannah Arendt has in the course of her effort to formulate a philosophy capable of comprehending every important aspect of the human condition. Her endeavours have not indeed passed unnoticed; on the contrary, each of her major works has been extensively reviewed and the originality of her thought readily acknowledged. And yet, surprisingly, little attention has been paid to her work c…
Irrationalism in Politics: A Critique of R. G. Collingwood's New Leviathan
Political Integration, the Limited State, and the Philosophy of Postmodernism
From the standpoint of its critics, postmodernism represents the disintegration of the modern philosophical and ethical tradition into relativism and corrosive scepticism. But it may also be seen in a more positive light. I do not mean the light shed by the uncritical optimism of defenders who identify it with openness and true toleration. I mean, rather, that it may be seen as a step towards a more modest conception of man and of politics than h…
Difference and the Concept of the Political in Contemporary Political Philosophy
A striking feature of contemporary political philosophy is the emergence of the nature of the political itself as a central theme of discussion. There are various reasons for this development, but all of them merely reinforce the problem posed in its most stark form by postmodern theory. This is the problem of determining what concept of the political, if any, can accommodate the extreme diversity that is the main feature of contemporary western …
Politics, Totalitarianism and Freedom: The Political Thought of Hannah Arendt
FEW contemporary political thinkers have attempted as much as Hannah Arendt has in the course of her effort to formulate a philosophy capable of comprehending every important aspect of the human condition. Her endeavours have not indeed passed unnoticed; on the contrary, each of her major works has been extensively reviewed and the originality of her thought readily acknowledged. And yet, surprisingly, little attention has been paid to her work c…
Sources in Irish Art: A Reader
Although the study of art history in Ireland has long been established, research in the field of Irish art history has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining key source material on the critical reception of art. This book aims to provide an anthology of sources and documents relating to the history and development of the visual arts in Ireland form the eighteenth century to the present day.The anthology covers the period from the establishm…
The Corporate State: Corporatism and the State Tradition in Western Europe
Buku ini memberikan informasi tentang neo-korporatisme: teori teori politik neo-korporatisme, neo-korporatisme dan akuntabilitas, coorporatisme dan akuntabilitas, neo-korporatisme dalam praktik: studi kasus, dari pluralisme ke pluralisme, dan lainya
The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789
Journal Article The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789. Ed. by Roger Eatwell and Noël O'Sullivan. (Boston: Twayne, 1990. x + 203 pp. Cloth, $29–95; paper, $14.95.) Get access George H. Nash George H. Nash Iowa City, Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 78, Issue 1, June 1991, Page 310, https://doi.org/10.2307/2078138 Publ…
Gendered militarisation as state of exception on the Korean Peninsula
Conflict and tensions between the two Koreas prioritise the militaristic security concerns of the Peninsula. This article, however, analyses the situation through the heuristic prism of feminist security studies and of Agamben’s state of exception, which is described as the suspension of the legal system in order to protect the state from internal or external threats, to identify the insecurities of feminised citizens in the South Korean state. T…
Irrationalism in Politics: A Critique of R. G. Collingwood's New Leviathan
Irrationalism in Politics: A Critique of R. G. Collingwood's New Leviathan
Politics, Totalitarianism and Freedom: The Political Thought of Hannah Arendt
FEW contemporary political thinkers have attempted as much as Hannah Arendt has in the course of her effort to formulate a philosophy capable of comprehending every important aspect of the human condition. Her endeavours have not indeed passed unnoticed; on the contrary, each of her major works has been extensively reviewed and the originality of her thought readily acknowledged. And yet, surprisingly, little attention has been paid to her work c…
Liberty, Equality or “True Democracy
The Corporate State: Corporatism and the State Tradition in Western Europe
Buku ini memberikan informasi tentang neo-korporatisme: teori teori politik neo-korporatisme, neo-korporatisme dan akuntabilitas, coorporatisme dan akuntabilitas, neo-korporatisme dalam praktik: studi kasus, dari pluralisme ke pluralisme, dan lainya
The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789
Journal Article The Nature of the Right: American and European Politics and Political Thought since 1789. Ed. by Roger Eatwell and Noël O'Sullivan. (Boston: Twayne, 1990. x + 203 pp. Cloth, $29–95; paper, $14.95.) Get access George H. Nash George H. Nash Iowa City, Iowa Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Journal of American History, Volume 78, Issue 1, June 1991, Page 310, https://doi.org/10.2307/2078138 Publ…
Conservatism: A Reply to Ted Honderich
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Political Integration, the Limited State, and the Philosophy of Postmodernism
From the standpoint of its critics, postmodernism represents the disintegration of the modern philosophical and ethical tradition into relativism and corrosive scepticism. But it may also be seen in a more positive light. I do not mean the light shed by the uncritical optimism of defenders who identify it with openness and true toleration. I mean, rather, that it may be seen as a step towards a more modest conception of man and of politics than h…
Nietzsche and the agenda of post-modernity
Oakeshott
Journal Article Book Reviews Get access Oakeshott. By Robert Grant ( 1990).Polanyi. By Richard Allen ( 1990).Carl Schmitt. By Paul Gottfried ( 1990).Chesterton. By Ian Crowther ( 1991).Scheler. By Francis Dunlop ( 1991).Santayana. By Noel O'Sullivan ( 1992). C.A.J. Coady C.A.J. Coady University of Melbourn Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 45, Issue 179, April 1995, Pages …
Difference and the Concept of the Political in Contemporary Political Philosophy
A striking feature of contemporary political philosophy is the emergence of the nature of the political itself as a central theme of discussion. There are various reasons for this development, but all of them merely reinforce the problem posed in its most stark form by postmodern theory. This is the problem of determining what concept of the political, if any, can accommodate the extreme diversity that is the main feature of contemporary western …
A memoir
Politics, Faith, and Scepticism
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Sources in Irish Art: A Reader
Although the study of art history in Ireland has long been established, research in the field of Irish art history has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining key source material on the critical reception of art. This book aims to provide an anthology of sources and documents relating to the history and development of the visual arts in Ireland form the eighteenth century to the present day.The anthology covers the period from the establishm…
Why read Oakeshott
Conservatism
Although conservatism in the twentieth century has yielded a diverse body of literature, it is unified by a common object of hostility: namely, the progressive view of humankind and society. The main conservative objection to this view is that it vastly exaggerates the directive power of human reason, on the one hand, and the creative power of human will, on the other. Reason, as the British conservative Michael Oakeshott maintained, is always pa…
Philosophy, politics and conservatism in the thought of Elie Kedourie
Liberalism, Nihilism and Modernity in the Political Thought of John Gray
This analysis of John Gray’s political thought explores the tension between his early commitment to a ‘modus vivendi’ model of civil association and his more recent commitment to communitarianism, on the one hand, and attempts to combat what he considers to be the nihilism latent in modern technological civilization, on the other. It concludes that although Gray has found no way of resolving this tension, the more enduring interest of his work li…
The concept of the public realm
1. Noel O'Sullivan (University of Hull), 'Democracy, equality and the public realm: disagreement without reconciliation'. 2. M. Festenstein (University of Sheffield), 'Trust, multiculturalism and the public realm'. 3. Elizabeth Frazer (Fellow, New College, Oxford), 'Hannah Arendt on ethics, politics and the public realm'. 4. Nick Rengger (St. Andrews), 'On the idea of a global public realm'. 5. Noel O'Sullivan (University of Hull), 'The public re…
The concepts of the public, the private and the political in contemporary Western political theory
The concept of the public realm is the most fundamental of all political concepts because it is only the shared relationship it constitutes between rulers and ruled that makes government more than mere domination. It is therefore not surprising that the question of how the public realm is to be defined has been a central concern of political thinkers from Plato to more recent philosophers like Hannah Arendt. Although the answers they have given h…
Political Theory In Transition
During the past two decades there has been increasing dissatisfaction with established political categories, on the grounds that they no longer fit many of the facts of contemporary life, or adequately express many contemporary political ideals. Political Theory in Transition explores the principal reasons for this dissatisfaction and outlines some of the most influential responses to it.Key features of this textbook:* covers many of the importan…
Stakeholders
This article is concerned with the term “stakeholders.” It first considers the definition of stakeholders, how they may be identified, why they are important; and the challenges this poses for stakeholder management. It then provides an overview of stakeholder engagement processes in practice and how they have been critiqued in the academic literature. Finally, it briefly discusses the influence of different stakeholder groups on corporate social…
Gendered militarisation as state of exception on the Korean Peninsula
Conflict and tensions between the two Koreas prioritise the militaristic security concerns of the Peninsula. This article, however, analyses the situation through the heuristic prism of feminist security studies and of Agamben’s state of exception, which is described as the suspension of the legal system in order to protect the state from internal or external threats, to identify the insecurities of feminised citizens in the South Korean state. T…
Terrorism, Ideology, and Revolution: The Origins of Modern Political Violence
Postface. Has Conservatism a Future
10 The third method of analysing conservatism historically considered by Neill is that of Karl Mannheim, for whom "conservatism must be regarded as a peculiarly modern response to sociological changes (ultimately initiated by the industrial revolution) which pose a challenge to traditional social structures and modes of political thinking". 15Although Neill regards Mannheim's definition of conservatism as a specifically modern phenomenon as more …
Supportive care needs in Australian melanoma patients and caregivers: Results from a quantitative cross-sectional survey
Australian melanoma patients and caregivers report substantial unmet supportive care needs, particularly regarding their psychological and emotional well-being. Psychological and emotional well-being services, such as access to a clinical psychologist or implementation of patient-reported outcome measures, should be incorporated into routine melanoma care to address unmet patient and caregiver needs and improve well-being
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