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100 1 $aCook, Ian,$d1960-
245 10 $aReading Mill :$bstudies in political theory /$cIan Cook.
260 $aNew York :$bSt. Martin's Press,$c1998.
300 $axiv, 194 pages ;$c23 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 169-187) and indexes.
505 00 $tAnswers to the Question 'What is Political Theory?' --$tTraditionalist Answers --$tBeing and Knowing (Traditionalist) --$tReading Political Theory (Traditionalist) --$tHistoricist Answers --$tBeing and Knowing (Historicist) --$tReading Political Theory (Historicist) --$tLinguistic Answers --$tBeing and Knowing (Linguistic) --$tReading Political Theory (Linguistic) --$tBehaviouralist Answers --$tBeing and Knowing (Behaviouralist) --$tReading Political Theory (Behaviouralist) --$tNot Reading Mill (Behaviouralist) --$tReading Mill within a Traditionalist Framework --$tIntroducing Traditionalist Reading --$tHuman Nature --$tPsychology --$tNecessity and Free Will --$tWomen --$tHuman Nature --$tThe Good Life --$tIndividuality --$tPleasure --$tTradition and Custom --$tThe Good Life --$tThe Good Society --$tHistory --$tThe Stationary State --$tSocialism --$tThe Proper Role of Government --$tEducation --$tSelf-Regarding Actions --$tThe Good Society --$tReading Mill within an Historicist Framework --$tIntroducing Historicist Reading --$tA Psychological-Historicist Reading --$tPsychological Crisis and Understanding Mill on Associationism, Necessity and Individuality --$tThe Crisis --$tAssociationism --$tNecessity --$tIndividuality --$tRelationships with Key Individuals and Understanding Mill on Women --$tRelationships with Key Individuals --$tWomen --$tAn Intellectual-Historicist Reading --$tBentham, Wordsworth and Understanding Mill on Pleasure --$tBentham --$tWordsworth --$tUnderstanding Mill on Pleasure.
520 $aThis book studies the work of John Stuart Mill in order to answer the question: what is political theory? Looking at what political theorists have written about this subject leads to the conclusion that they have different ways of defining political theory, resulting in different readings of political theory. In defense of this argument, Reading Mill includes three different readings of the works of John Stuart Mill and identifies a fourth type of political theorist unlikely to read Mill. When it comes to the question with which the book began, the only answer is that political theory is not one but four possible practices. This means that there are four different ways of reading a political theorist and reading political theory. The book calls for political theorists to recognize the value of their different ways of understanding political theory and, as a result, to tolerate their differences where they cannot celebrate them.
600 10 $aMill, John Stuart,$d1806-1873.
600 16 $aMill, John Stuart,$d1806-1873$xEt la science politique.
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