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Reading Political Philosophy: From Machiavelli to Mill23 Aug 200900:00:56
An introduction to this album.
Machiavelli: Nigel Warburton and Quentin Skinner23 Aug 200900:47:58
An in-depth discussion of Machiavelli’s The Prince, including its social, historical and moral context and the book’s continuing relevance to contemporary political thought.
Hobbes: Jon Pike and Quentin Skinner23 Aug 200900:52:47
Concentrating on the masterpiece Leviathan, Hobbes’ political and social doctrine is defined and considered, along with Hobbes’ thought on the viability of monarchy.
Locke: Jon Pike and Jeremy Waldron23 Aug 200900:53:25
A wide-ranging discussion of Locke using the Second Treatise as a starting point. Locke’s relationship to liberalism and modern liberal theory is analysed, as well as his relationship to the ‘state of nature’ debate.
Rousseau: Derek Matravers and Timothy O’Hagan23 Aug 200900:56:19
Rousseau and his opinions on liberty are discussed with particular reference to his seminal 1755 text Discourse on Inequality. A wide number of topics including sovereignty, legislators and social choice, is broached.
Marx: Derek Matravers and Jonathan Wolff23 Aug 200900:28:36
This discussion focuses on the concept of production and labour in Marx’s writings, and the way in which they highlight aspects of fundamental historical materialism, formal equality and the relationship between the state and the individual.
Derek Matravers and Gerry Cohen on The German Ideology23 Aug 200900:29:42
The German Ideology, Marx and Engels’ 1845 book, is dissected and discussed. The discussion highlights the importance of the book in terms of Marx and the development of his theory of history, the inevitabilities in history, and rights as a moral truth.
Mill: Nigel Warburton and Alan Ryan23 Aug 200900:29:15
This debate analyses Mill’s On Liberty. Arguments are made as to whether the book has a single, viable truth and what it can tell us about choice, freedom of speech and self-development.
Mill: Nigel Warburton and Janette Radcliffe-Richards23 Aug 200900:18:45
This discussion focuses on a feminist reading of Mill, concentrating particularly on his treatise On the Subjection of Women and its relevance to 19th Century society and culture. Mill’s precarious position as an early feminist is discussed in depth.
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