The Enlightenment

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David Williams
Cambridge University Press, 1999 M09 23 - 529 páginas
The Enlightenment is an authoritative anthology of the key political writings from 'one of the best and most hopeful episodes in the life of mankind'. The texts are supported by a lucid introduction exploring their moral, philosophical, political and economic background, enabling the student to grasp both the context and the essence of each argument. Biographical notes and carefully selected bibliographies offer further help. The selection includes not only mainstream theories but also texts by authors actively engaged in the politics of the day, offering a broad and genuinely trans-European perspective. David Williams, a distinguished Enlightenment scholar, offers readers a view of the evolution of Enlightenment political thinking in a variety of contexts: natural law, the civil order, the nation state, government, civil rights, women's rights, international relations, economics, crime and punishment, and revolution. Students of political science, history, European studies, international relations, law and philosophy will find this an invaluable resource.

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I
1
II
71
III
80
IV
85
V
86
VII
105
VIII
106
XI
118
LII
307
LIII
308
LVI
317
LVIII
318
LXI
329
LXII
330
LXV
355
LXVII
356

XII
143
XIII
144
XVI
175
XVIII
176
XX
177
XXI
180
XXII
193
XXIII
194
XXIV
195
XXV
211
XXVI
217
XXVII
218
XXX
227
XXXI
230
XXXII
237
XXXIII
241
XXXIV
245
XXXVI
246
XXXIX
277
XL
278
XLV
291
XLVI
292
XLVIII
293
XLIX
297
L
299
LI
302
LXX
364
LXXI
365
LXXIII
375
LXXIV
376
LXXVI
377
LXXVII
397
LXXVIII
398
LXXX
399
LXXXII
409
LXXXIII
410
LXXXV
411
LXXXVI
421
LXXXVII
422
XC
439
XCI
440
XCIII
441
XCIV
471
XCV
472
XCVIII
492
XCIX
493
CII
508
CIII
509
CV
510
CVII
522
CVIII
525
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