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Hobbes, Aristotle, And The Politics Of Metaphysics, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Hobbes, Aristotle, And The Politics Of Metaphysics, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Political Science Department Faculty Works
This is a book review of Hobbes's Kingdom of Light: A Study of the Foundations of Modern Political Philosophy by Devin Stauffer (Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2018).
Barely Bonded: Affective Politics And The Gendered Struggle For Water In Villa El Salvador, Lima, Peru, Kyle Woolley, Kelly Moore
Barely Bonded: Affective Politics And The Gendered Struggle For Water In Villa El Salvador, Lima, Peru, Kyle Woolley, Kelly Moore
Sociology and Criminology Department Faculty Works
Affect is increasingly understood as a critical element of political life and collective action in Latin America and elsewhere. It is critical to generating participation in collective action projects, sustaining or collapsing action, and how participants interpret the meanings and values of a project and the social relationships within it. More broadly, affective political experiences are markers of the sense of belonging or disaffection from others and broader political systems that are central to civic life. The meanings of participation after projects fade are often attributed mainly to the collective events themselves, and draw on one-off interviews after the events …
Review Of Thomas Hobbes And The Natural Law By Kody Cooper, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Review Of Thomas Hobbes And The Natural Law By Kody Cooper, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
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No abstract provided.
Reframing Disability Through An Ecocritical Perspective In Sara Mesa'a Cara De Pan, Maryanne L. Leone
Reframing Disability Through An Ecocritical Perspective In Sara Mesa'a Cara De Pan, Maryanne L. Leone
Modern and Classical Languages and Cultures Department Faculty Works
This article establishes a dialogue between disability studies and ecocriticism to analyze Sara Mesa’s novel Cara de pan (2018), which narrates the relationship between a thirteen-year-old girl bullied at school and a fifty-four-year-old man with an atypical appearance who fixates on limited topics. The analysis examines the hegemony of normativity and dominant social narratives about disability, gender, and sexuality. Grounded in the idea that people with disabilities actively intervene in their environment, the essay argues that the characters’ environmental empathy supports the need for a diversity of experiences and perspectives, positively resituating disability and autism.
Thomas Hobbes On The Aristocracy Of Passion, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Thomas Hobbes On The Aristocracy Of Passion, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
War Comics, Christopher J. Gilbert
War Comics, Christopher J. Gilbert
English Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
1917: The Darkness Falls, Daniel J. Mahoney
1917: The Darkness Falls, Daniel J. Mahoney
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Hugo Grotius' Modern Civil Religion: Source Of Europe's Stoic Liberalism?, Jeremy Seth Geddert
Hugo Grotius' Modern Civil Religion: Source Of Europe's Stoic Liberalism?, Jeremy Seth Geddert
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No abstract provided.
Review Of The Philosopher's English King: Shakespeare's Henriad As Political Philosophy By Leon Harold Craig, Bernard J. Dobski
Review Of The Philosopher's English King: Shakespeare's Henriad As Political Philosophy By Leon Harold Craig, Bernard J. Dobski
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No abstract provided.
A Naturally Disastrous War: Nature, Politics, And Historiography In Thucydides' History, Bernard J. Dobski
A Naturally Disastrous War: Nature, Politics, And Historiography In Thucydides' History, Bernard J. Dobski
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No abstract provided.
Re-Discovering An Older Sovereignty, Jeremy Seth Geddert
Re-Discovering An Older Sovereignty, Jeremy Seth Geddert
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Review of Sovereignty: Moral and Historical Perspectives by James Turner Johnson. Washington DC: Georgetown University Press, 2014.
Response To Susan Meld Shell, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Response To Susan Meld Shell, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
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No abstract provided.
Natural Rights And History: Hugo Grotius's Modern Translation Of Aristotle, Jeremy Seth Geddert
Natural Rights And History: Hugo Grotius's Modern Translation Of Aristotle, Jeremy Seth Geddert
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Review Of On Sovereignty And Other Political Delusions By Joan Cocks And Freedom Beyond Sovereignty: Reconstructing Liberal Individualism By Sharon Krause, Bernard J. Dobski
Review Of On Sovereignty And Other Political Delusions By Joan Cocks And Freedom Beyond Sovereignty: Reconstructing Liberal Individualism By Sharon Krause, Bernard J. Dobski
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
The Poverty Of "Corruption": On Reframing The Debate On Money In Politics, Molly Brigid Mcgrath, Robert G. Boatright
The Poverty Of "Corruption": On Reframing The Debate On Money In Politics, Molly Brigid Mcgrath, Robert G. Boatright
Philosophy Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
The Incomplete Whole: The Structural Integrity Of Thucydides' History, Bernard J. Dobski
The Incomplete Whole: The Structural Integrity Of Thucydides' History, Bernard J. Dobski
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Shakespeare And The Body Politic, Bernard J. Dobski, Dustin Gish
Shakespeare And The Body Politic, Bernard J. Dobski, Dustin Gish
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Harry Jaffa's Egalitarian Natural Law, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Harry Jaffa's Egalitarian Natural Law, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Edmund Husserl: Transcending Ideology, Molly Brigid Mcgrath
Edmund Husserl: Transcending Ideology, Molly Brigid Mcgrath
Philosophy Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Stanley Rosen: The Nemesis Of Nihilism, Nalin Ranasinghe
Stanley Rosen: The Nemesis Of Nihilism, Nalin Ranasinghe
Philosophy Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Facing History, Daniel J. Mahoney
Facing History, Daniel J. Mahoney
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Aristotle (Versus Kant) On Autonomy And Moral Maturity, Molly Brigid Mcgrath
Aristotle (Versus Kant) On Autonomy And Moral Maturity, Molly Brigid Mcgrath
Philosophy Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Review Of Taming The Leviathan: The Reception Of The Political And Religious Ideas Of Thomas Hobbes In England 1640-1700 By Jon Parkin, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Review Of Taming The Leviathan: The Reception Of The Political And Religious Ideas Of Thomas Hobbes In England 1640-1700 By Jon Parkin, Geoffrey M. Vaughan
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Thucydides' Philosophic Turn To Causes, Bernard J. Dobski
Thucydides' Philosophic Turn To Causes, Bernard J. Dobski
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The article presents an analysis of Thucydides' statement on the causes of the Peloponnesian War between the two poles of Greek power, Athens and Sparta. The authors asserts that Thucydides' account of Greek history and his statement highlight Greek confrontation with material necessity and the quest for immortality. It also examines Thucydides' comment about the war's greatness, Homer and the poets, the birth of justice and the Greek discovery of politics.
Hero Of A Dark Century, Daniel J. Mahoney
Hero Of A Dark Century, Daniel J. Mahoney
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
"We Should See Certain Things Yet, Let Us Hope And Believe": Technology, Sex, And Politics In Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee, Bernard J. Dobski, Benjamin A. Kleinerman
"We Should See Certain Things Yet, Let Us Hope And Believe": Technology, Sex, And Politics In Mark Twain's Connecticut Yankee, Bernard J. Dobski, Benjamin A. Kleinerman
Political Science Department Faculty Works
Through his modern "Yankee," Mark Twain reveals to his readers the underlying desire to overcome the very material world he seems to want to instantiate. Although the Yankee seems a modern man who simply wants to create the conditions in Arthurian England by which his body will be most comfortable, both his zeal for this project and the trajectory of his soul's course during the book betray an underlying hope to overcome his "mortal coil" through first technological and then political projects. In charting the impetus and evolution of the Yankee's psychology for us, Twain teaches us much about the …
Thucydides And The Soul Of Victory: Olympic Politics In The Peloponnesian War, Bernard J. Dobski
Thucydides And The Soul Of Victory: Olympic Politics In The Peloponnesian War, Bernard J. Dobski
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.
Savior Of The West, Daniel J. Mahoney
Savior Of The West, Daniel J. Mahoney
Political Science Department Faculty Works
No abstract provided.