《The Undergraduate Years 2011-2012》是一本圖書。
基本介紹
- ISBN：9781519137739
- 外文名：The Undergraduate Years 2011-2012
內容簡介
"The Undergraduate Years (2011-2012)" is Volume I of Kyle R. Brady: The Collected Works, a collection of the author's academic works, divided into specific and tangible periods, meant for both the curious reader and posterity itself. Each individual piece serves as a short-but-detailed introduction to the subject under consideration, in a way that’s aiming for both understandin...(展開全部) "The Undergraduate Years (2011-2012)" is Volume I of Kyle R. Brady: The Collected Works, a collection of the author's academic works, divided into specific and tangible periods, meant for both the curious reader and posterity itself. Each individual piece serves as a short-but-detailed introduction to the subject under consideration, in a way that’s aiming for both understanding and relevance. Moreover, each piece serves as a brief window to the author's worldview at the time and his evolving interests, creating an important record in understanding his academic and professional development. Volume I -- while not particularly revolutionary, groundbreaking, or deep -- contains top-notch academic work for a student who was, at the time, an A-level political science undergraduate trying to understand the world through the lenses of political theory, political philosophy, international relations, and realism. Subjects include Aristophanes, Thucydides, The Republic of Turkey, Sigmund Freud, Herbert Marcuse, Aristotle, Mencius, David Bohm, John Dewey, Jurgen Habermas, Michael Walzer, the City of San Jose, Thomas Hobbes, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Realism, and The Russian Federation. Chapters: 1 - Public Opinion and the Politics of War: Aristophanes' Lysistrata and Thucydides' On Justice, Power, and Human Nature 2 - Türkiye Cumhuriyeti: The Republic of Turkey, The European Union Member Who Never Was 3 - Sigmund Freud: Suppressing the Violent Tendencies of Humanity through Governance 4 - Herbert Marcuse: Moving Beyond the Triumvirate of Art, Language, and Politics 5 - Governance and Public Duty: Balancing Pragmatism and Benevolence 6 - Properly, Politically Educating the American Public: Examining Great Thinkers and Theorists - Bohm, Dewey, Habermas, and Walzer 7 - The City of San Jose, the City Council, and the Public: A Demonstrated Power Differential 8 - Thomas Hobbes and the Theory of Consent: Foreshadowing Modern Systems of Governance 9 - Rousseau's Civil Religion: A Worthwhile Unifying Force 10 - The Many Faces of Realism: An Examination of Pragmatic Ideology 11- The Facade of Russian Democracy: Examining the Quality and Truth of Democracy in the Russian Federation
