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The concept of community from a global perspective / edited by Niall Bond.

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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Bond, Niall, editor.
E.J. Brill (Firm)
Series:
History of European political and constitutional thought ; v. 12.
History of European political and constitutional thought, 2589-5966 ; volume 12
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Communities.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (xv, 340 pages).
Place of Publication:
Leiden ; Boston : Brill, [2024]
Contents:
Front Cover
Half Title
Series Information
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Acknowledgements
Notes on Contributors
Introduction
Select Bibliography
Chapter 1 Community: The Career of a Concept between Compassion and Tribalism
Part 1 Classical Formulations of Community and Ferdinand Tönnies
Chapter 2 Tönnies and Hegel on the Ethical State
Tönnies and Hegel
The State as Goal
The Family
"Sittlichkeit" and "Sitte"
Law
An Ethical State
Concluding Comments
Chapter 3 Notes on Community and the Common in Marx
1 Marx or the Crossroads
2 The Dimensions of Community and the Privilege of the Communitarian
3 The Instance of the Common and the Capitalist Society
Chapter 4 Ferdinand Tönnies' Emerging School: Academic Sociability and the Awakening of Gemeinschaft
1 Tönnies and the Kiel Institute for the World Economy
2 Tönnies and His Followers in Eutin
Renewal through Gemeinschaft
Situating and Assessing Tönnies' School
Chapter 5 Günther Rudolph
A Sketch of the Life and Work of a Tönnies Scholar in East Germany: On the Reception of Tönnies' Work by the Left
Günther Rudolph's Life
Günther Rudolph's Work on Tönnies
Günther Rudolph's Publications on Tönnies, Published during Rudolph's Lifetime
Acknowledgement
Chapter 6 Ferdinand Tönnies and the French-Speaking World
Tönnies' Introduction into the International Social Sciences through René Worms
The First Critique of Tönnies' Gemeinschaft und Gesellschaft in French: Émile Durkheim
Social Contacts and Philosophical Networking
Further French Contacts
Gabriel Tarde
Victor Leemans: A Cosmopolitan yet Nationalist Herald of Tönnies
Tönnies' Political Attitudes towards France.
Chapter 12 Community and Music
Part 3 The Trajectory of the Notion of Community across the World
Chapter 13 Community and the (Liberal) Individual
Two Communities and the (Liberal) Individual
The Liberal Tradition: The Individual vs Community?
Coming Closer? Early Twentieth-Century Developments
The Communitarian Critique
Contemporary Challenges
Chapter 14 The Anatomy of the People
1 Conceptual Binaries
1.1 Aggregative or Self-Collecting Groups
1.2 Nature and Artifice
1.3 Normative or Empirical
2 The Concept of the People
2.1 The People and Its Past
2.2 Who Are the People: The Beast with Many Heads?
3 Oblique Vessels for the People
3.1 People and Sovereignty
3.2 People and Democracy
3.3 People and Nation
Conclusion
Chapter 15 The Boundaries of Faith: How Religious Communities Negotiate Space
A Religious "Wall" on Public Land: Accommodating Religion and Protecting Communities
Territory, Property, and Sovereignty
Chapter 16 Communal Life beyond the State: Radical Utopianism in South Africa, Japan, and Jamaica (1900-1950)
Radical Utopianism, Critiques against State Power, and Communal Life
Criticizing the State: Tolstoy Farm, Pinnacle Commune, and the Nōson Seinen Sha
Communal Life beyond the State: Satyagraha, Anarcho-Communism, and Rastafari
Chapter 17 Community in African Moral-Political Philosophy
1 Introducing African Communitarianism
2 Communal Moral Status
3 Communal Virtue
4 Communal Justice
5 Concluding Thoughts on African Communitarianism
Index
Back Cover.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Electronic reproduction. Leiden, Netherlands Available via World Wide Web.
Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on January 10, 2025).
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Print version: Concept of community from a global perspective
ISBN:
9789004697324
9004697322
Publisher Number:
40032601188
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