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Showing 1 to 20 of 85 for “"Republicanism"”.
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Republicanism In Coriolanus
<p>Shakespeare's Coriolanus is widely considered to be the most political of his plays. Scholarship on the subject of the politics contained within the play arrives at different conclusions. Samuel Coleridge believed the play to be politically impartial. Others believe it betrays an obvious vote of …
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Perfectionist Republicanism: Liberty, Flourishing, Excellence
… works towards a new interpretation of republicanism in political philosophy. The contention is that if we are going to be republicans rather than liberals, then we should be perfectionist republicans, rather than pursuing the neo-Roman brand of republicanism pioneered by Philip Pettit …
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The Republican Dilemma: Liberating Republicanism, Sacrificing Pluralism
Republican freedom is clearly different from pure negative freedom. While the former is the absence of domination - that is, the robust absence of interference you have not yourself instructed - the latter is the absence of any interference, or prevention. However, Ian Carter argues for the …
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The Republican Dilemma: Liberating Republicanism, Sacrificing Pluralism
Republican freedom is clearly different from pure negative freedom. While the former is the absence of domination - that is, the robust absence of interference you have not yourself instructed - the latter is the absence of any interference, or prevention. However, Ian Carter argues for the …
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Republicanism and stoicism in Renaissance neo-Senecan drama.
… common interests in such humanist outlooks as republicanism and stoicism. Classical authorities, including Seneca and Tacitus, as well as contemporary theorists, such as Niccolo Machiavelli and Justus Lipsius inform these discourses. This form of drama also offered the authors a space to …
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The Fragmented Republicanism of Nineteenth-Century Italy (c. 1830s-1880s)
… of Italy. However, I challenge the view that republicanism was insignificant in nineteenth-century Italy. Though internal division and fluctuation prevented a unified republican movement, nineteenth-century Italian republicans consistently engaged with and shaped the political landscape. The …
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The Irish Republicanism of Peter C. Yorke of San Francisco 1916-1922
<p>Ireland’s struggle to obtain freedom and nationhood had been watched with considerable and sympathetic interest in the United States by many Americans of Irish birth and descent, particularly during the critical period from 1916 to 1922. It is the purpose of this paper to examine the career of …
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"""We the People"" and the Rhetorics of Republicanism in America, 1776--1845"
… the Revolution came to understand, American republicanism was malleable precisely because it was so vaguely defined and so absolutely revered; such knowledge made republicanism very useful. American republicanism can best be understood by examining the Revolutionary Whig and the …
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Republican leaders in McLennan County, Texas : a case study of political and social characteristics associated with southern Republicanism.
This is an analysis of the McLennan County (Waco) delegates to the 1964 and 1966 conventions of the Texas Republican Party. The purpose of the study, which employed the survey method, was to examine these delegates in their role as leaders of the county party rather than as representatives to the …
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Thomas Jefferson and the Founding of the University of Virginia: An American Age of Reason, Religion, and Republicanism
The manuscript that follows, as a direct result of these various polemical viewpoints, examines the main themes at work in our attempts to rationalize, and to reconcile, secular learning with moral instruction, religious diversity and the rights of individual conscience, with the overall aims and …
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Constituting Republics: Toward Political Conception of the Constitutional Predicament
… specific instance of it, the idea of pragmatic republicanism. Pragmatic republicanism is a comprehensive idea of political constitution, comprising four main elements: a realistic vision of a good polity, a set of thin-normative procedural orientations of constitution, a set of basic empirical …
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"Bringing it home" New Zealand responses to the Spanish Civil War, 1936-1939
… of opinion developed in New Zealand - pro-Republicanism, pro-Francoism and "Non-Interventionism". The first Labour Government's "limited pro-Republicanism" illustrated its commitment to collective security and was expressed at the League of Nations and in communications with Britain. Its …
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Islam in the English Radical Protestant Imagination, 1660--1830
… radical Protestant fantasies about ""Islamic Republicanism"" offered an alternative political vision for writers such as Edmund Burke, Samuel Johnson, William Blake, Walter Savage Landor, Hannah Cowley, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Robert Southey, and the Shelleys. These writers, who either …
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