Civil society and modern politics

By:

Saha, Dipali (Ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Global Vision; 2004Description: 336pISBN:

8182200024

Subject(s):

Civil society

DDC classification:

302.3 CIV

Summary: This Book Is A Critical Analysis Of Conflict And Compromise Between Civil Society And Modern Politics. Theory Of Civil Society And Its Relation With Modern Politics Has Been Drawn From Two Main Sources: First, The Writings Of Kant, Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx And, More Recently, Weber, Schmitt, Benjamin, Adorno And Arendt; And Second, An Analysis Of Actual Attempts To Sustain It In A Public Sphere, And Political Recognition In Contemporary World. Here, It Will Attempt To Answer These Questions With A Brief Recapitulation Of The Relevance Of Kant, Hegel, Marx, Benjamin, Arendt And Other Modern Thinkers For An Understanding Of The Relationship Between Civil Society And Modern Politics.

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This Book Is A Critical Analysis Of Conflict And Compromise Between Civil Society And Modern Politics. Theory Of Civil Society And Its Relation With Modern Politics Has Been Drawn From Two Main Sources: First, The Writings Of Kant, Hegel, Feuerbach, Marx And, More Recently, Weber, Schmitt, Benjamin, Adorno And Arendt; And Second, An Analysis Of Actual Attempts To Sustain It In A Public Sphere, And Political Recognition In Contemporary World. Here, It Will Attempt To Answer These Questions With A Brief Recapitulation Of The Relevance Of Kant, Hegel, Marx, Benjamin, Arendt And Other Modern Thinkers For An Understanding Of The Relationship Between Civil Society And Modern Politics.

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