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Routledge Equality - Political Science & Philosophy Book by Routledge

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Description

Equality explores the concept that has defined modern political thought since the French Revolution. This Routledge publication brings together eighteen distinguished political scientists, jurists, and philosophers who examine equality from multiple perspectives with rigour and depth. Part I addresses fundamental concepts of equality, investigating its meaning, justification, and philosophical dialectics. The work moves beyond abstract theory to confront the paradox of equality as a universal ideal in a world marked by persistent inequality among individuals, nations, and races. Readers seeking to understand this eternally compelling subject will find illuminating analysis that balances theoretical foundations with practical implications for modern society.

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Routledge publishes this collection of essays from eighteen distinguished political scientists, jurists, and philosophers exploring equality from multiple academic disciplines.

Part I examines fundamental concepts of equality, including its meaning, justification, and the dialectics underlying egalitarian philosophy.

The work addresses the paradox of equality as a universal birthright in a world still marked by significant inequality among individuals, nations, and races.

This important work provides vigorous and profound analysis of equality as both a historical battle cry and contemporary political principle.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
22 September 2017
Listed Since
08 December 2017

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