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Köp båda 2 för 1418 kr'This thoroughly researched book is essential for anyone seeking to understand political theory in France during the 20th century. In addition to explaining the evolution of philosopher Raymond Aron's thought, the book situates his work in critical moments of French political history.' P. R. Babbitt, Choice
'Iain Stewart has given us a lucidly written densely contextualized intellectual biography ... I have nothing but praise for this engaging study. It is a pathbreaking book about Raymond Aron's intellectual development as a 'liberal.' It is the careful historical study of the stages and continuities of this dimension of his thought that we have long needed.' K. Steven Vincent, The European Legacy
'a fruitful starting point.' Bryan-Paul Frost, Journal of Contemporary History
Iain Stewart is Lecturer in Modern European History at University College London and a former fellow of the Institut d'tudes avances de Paris. He is co-editor of In Search of the Liberal Moment: Democracy, Anti-totalitarianism and Intellectual Politics in France since 1950 (2016) with Stephen W. Sawyer.
Acknowledgements; Introduction; 1. Intellectual politics and the crisis of democracy; 2. History and politics; 3. Anti-totalitarianism; 4. The end of ideology; 5. Raymond Aron and the French liberal tradition; 6. Raymond Aron and the liberal moment in late twentieth-century French thought; Conclusion; Select bibliography; Index.