Dreams in Exile : Rediscovering Science and Ethics in Nineteenth-Century Social Theory.

Intro -- DREAMS IN EXILE -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- INTRODUCTION: CONVERSING WITH TRADITIONS: Ancients and Moderns in Nineteenth-Century Practical Science -- 1. ARISTOTLE ON THE CONSTITUTION OFSOCIAL JUSTICE AND CLASSICAL DEMOCRACY -- HAPPINESS AS VIRTUE, NOBILITY, AND REASON -- DEFENDING MORAL ECONOMY (OIKONOMIKE) AGAINSTPOLITICAL ECONOMY (CHREMATISTIKE) -- ANCIENT DREAMS OF RECIPROCAL GRACE AND COMMUNAL JUSTICE -- FRIENDSHIP OF BROTHERS AND COMMONWEALTH OF CITIZENS -- PRACTICAL WISDOM AS DELIBERATION AND DISCOURSE -- CLASSICAL DEMOCRACY IN HERODOTUS,PERICLES, AND THUCYDIDES -- CONSTITUTION AND LAW IN THE IDEAL POLITY -- COLLECTIVE JUDGMENTS AND DISCURSIVE RATIONALITY IN CLASSICAL DEMOCRACY -- 2. ARISTOTLE AND CLASSICAL SOCIAL THEORYSocial Justice and Moral Economy in Marx, Weber, and Durkheim -- HUMAN NEED, EMANCIPATION, AND COMMUNAL DEMOCRACY IN MARX -- UNDERSTANDING, HISTORICAL HERMENEUTICS,AND PRACTICAL SCIENCE IN WEBER -- SCIENCE OF MORALITY, FUNCTIONALISM,AND DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM IN DURKHEIM -- 3. KANT ON THE CRITIQUE OF REASON AND SCIENCE -- HUME'S EMPIRICISM AND THEORY OF SENSUOUS IMPRESSIONS -- SKEPTICISM AND THE CRISIS OF MODERN REASON -- KANT'S CRITICAL THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE AND JUDGMENT -- TRANSCENDENTAL AESTHETIC AND THEORY OF REPRESENTATIONS -- TRANSCENDENTAL ANALYTIC, CATEGORIES OF THEUNDERSTANDING, AND THEORY OF OBJECTIVITY -- REVOLUTION IN SUBJECTIVITY AND OBJECTIVITY -- IMAGINATION AND THE SYNTHETIC UNITY OFSELF-CONSCIOUSNESS -- PRACTICAL REASON, MORAL AUTONOMY,AND THE KINGDOM OF ENDS -- 4. KANT AND CLASSICAL SOCIAL THEORY: Epistemology, Logic, and Methods in Marx, Weber, and Durkheim -- DIALECTICAL SCIENCE AND THE CRITIQUEOF POLITICAL ECONOMY IN MARX -- DISENCHANTMENT OF REASON AND DEMYSTIFICATION OF OBJECTIVITY IN WEBER -- MORAL IDEALS AND SOCIAL THEORY OF REPRESENTATIONS IN DURKHEIM.

CONCLUSION: DREAMS OF CLASSICAL REASON: Historical Science Between Existentialism and Antiquity -- NOTES -- INDEX -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W.

Examines the influence of Aristotle and Kant on the nineteenth-century social theory of Marx, Durkheim, and Weber.

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