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Editors' Introduction / Robert Nichols & Jakeet Singh -- Engagement, Proposals And The Key Of Reasoning / Anthony Simon Laden -- Freedom As Practice And Civic Genius: On James Tully's Public Philosophy / Eduardo Mendieta -- At The Edges Of Civic Freedom: Violence, Power, Enmity / Antonio Vázquez-arroyo -- [un]dazzled By The Ideal?: James Tully And New Realism / Bonnie Honig -- Vattel, Imperialism, And The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples / Antony Anghie -- On The Moral Justification Of Reparation For New World Slavery / David Scott -- Postnational Constellations?: Political Citizenship And The Modern State / Christian Emden -- Spaces Of Freedom, Citizenship And State In The Context Of Globalization: South Africa And Bolivia / Eunice N. Sahle -- Becoming Black: Acting Otherwise And Re-imagining Community / Aletta J. Norval -- Accessing Tully: Political Philosophy For The Everyday And The Everyone / Val Napoleon And Hadley Friedland -- Responses / James Tully. Edited By Robert Nichols And Jakeet Singh.. Editors' Introduction / Robert Nichols & Jakeet Singh -- Engagement, Proposals And The Key Of Reasoning / Anthony Simon Laden -- Freedom As Practice And Civic Genius: On James Tully's Public Philosophy / Eduardo Mendieta -- At The Edges Of Civic Freedom: Violence, Power, Enmity / Antonio Vázquez-arroyo -- [un]dazzled By The Ideal?: James Tully And New Realism / Bonnie Honig -- Vattel, Imperialism, And The Rights Of Indigenous Peoples / Antony Anghie -- On The Moral Justification Of Reparation For New World Slavery / David Scott -- Postnational Constellations?: Political Citizenship And The Modern State / Christian Emden -- Spaces Of Freedom, Citizenship And State In The Context Of Globalization: South Africa And Bolivia / Eunice N. Sahle -- Becoming Black: Acting Otherwise And Re-imagining Community / Aletta J. Norval -- Accessing Tully: Political Philosophy For The Everyday And The Everyone / Val Napoleon And Hadley Friedland -- Responses / James Tully. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 273-292)
This volume investigates the intersection of freedom, democratic practice, and imperial power through a critical engagement with the work of political philosopher James Tully. Editors Robert Nichols and Jakeet Singh curate a collection of essays from prominent scholars who analyze Tully's public philosophy, examining how his theories address contemporary issues of citizenship, globalization, and historical justice. The text serves as a rigorous interrogation of how political agency is exercised within and against modern imperial structures.
What You Will Find
Experts identify this collection as a significant contribution to contemporary political theory, particularly for those studying post-colonialism and democratic engagement. Readers frequently note the academic density of the prose, which assumes a foundational familiarity with Tully's body of work and broader political philosophy.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
2014-01-01
Publisher:
Taylor & Francis Group
ISBN-10:
0415815991
ISBN-13:
9780203491461
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