Reason, Meaning, and History Jan Palmowski

Reason, Meaning, and History Jan PalmowskiAddresses the twin questions of how we should theorize civil association and why we need to be doing so. In Reason, Meaning, and History author Craig L. Carr advances a series of interrelated claims. First, historically, political thinking once exhibited a commitment to normative rationalism (or what John Pocock has called the "natural law tradition"), or to the view that reason can discern fundamental (and objective) laws of human association, and

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