That Noble Science of Politics

Klappentext In this work, three historians of ideas examine the forms taken in nineteenth-century Britain to develop a 'science of politics'. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1. The governing science: things political and the intellectual historian; 2. The system of the North: Dugald Stewart and his pupils; 3. Higher maxims: happiness versus wealth in Malthus and Ricardo; 4. The cause of good government: Philosophic Whigs versus Philosophic Radicals; 5. The tendencies of things: John Stuart Mill and the philosophic method; 6. Sense and circumstances: Bagehot and the nature of political understanding; 7. All that glitters: political science and the lessons of history; 8. The clue to the maze: the appeal of the Comparative Method; 9. Particular polities: political economy and the historical method; 10. The ordinary experience of civilised life: Sidgwick and the method of reflective analysis; 11. A separate science: polity and society in Marshall's economics.

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1. The governing science: things political and the intellectual historian; 2. The system of the North: Dugald Stewart and his pupils; 3. Higher maxims: happiness versus wealth in Malthus and Ricardo; 4. The cause of good government: Philosophic Whigs versus Philosophic Radicals; 5. The tendencies of things: John Stuart Mill and the philosophic method; 6. Sense and circumstances: Bagehot and the nature of political understanding; 7. All that glitters: political science and the lessons of history; 8. The clue to the maze: the appeal of the Comparative Method; 9. Particular polities: political economy and the historical method; 10. The ordinary experience of civilised life: Sidgwick and the method of reflective analysis; 11. A separate science: polity and society in Marshall's economics.

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