Ferdinand Tönnies' Community-Society Dichotomy and its Relevance for Discussions of Citizenship

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  DOI: 10.1400/248315

  Permalink: http://digital.casalini.it/10.1400/248315
• In derselben Datei

  • Preface
  • Redeeming European Political Thought
  • Solonian Citizenship : Democracy, Conflict, Participation
  • Citizenship and Military Obligation in Classical Athens : the Anomaly of the Metics
  • Citizenship and Initiation : Common Realmsand Concepts in Classical Greece
  • Senatus Populusque Romanus against the Demos : Roman Republicanism versus Athenian Democracy
  • Politics as Mediation : Law and the Private Sphere in the Late Plato
  • Leadership and Citizenship in Plato's Politicus
  • The Notion of Citizenship in Aristotle's Politics
  • La démocratie athénienne vue depuis Florence : Machiavelli, Guicciardini, Giannotti et la question de l'ostracisme
  • Athenian Ostracism in Venetian Disguise : an Historical Diatribe in Late Renaissance Italy
  • City, Communication and Concord in Renaissance Spain and Spanish America
  • Citizenship in Early Modern Poland-Lithuania
  • Forfeiting Citizenship : Hobbes on Rebels, Traitors and Enemies
  • Une distinction frivole - Enlightenment Discussions of Citizenship
  • The Lost Treasures of Sethos, Enlightened Prince of Egypt (1731)
  • From Athens to Paris : The Legislative Assembly and Democracy in the Summer of 1792
  • An Athens in Weimar : The Political Theory of Werner Jaeger's Paideia
  • Ferdinand Tönnies' Community-Society Dichotomy and its Relevance for Discussions of Citizenship
  • Actualizing Democratic Citizenship : Arendt and Classical Rhetoric on Judgment and Persuasion
  • The Active Citizenship of Twentieth-Century Intellectuals : Reading Benda's La trahison des clercs
  • Cosmopolitan Citizenship in a Complex World : Arguments for an Impure View
  • Contributors
  • Index
  • Aristotle on Political Participation