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Condición: COME NUOVO. NOTA:Esemplare in eccellente stato, con timbro omaggio sull'ultima di copertina. / Roma, Edizioni Di Storia e Letteratura cm.17,5x24,5, pp.330, brossura. Collana Studi Storici e Politici, 12. La Declaration of Independence (1776) non sancì solo il right of revolution delle colonie inglesi contro la madrepatria, ma fu anche il manifesto del rivoluzionario linguaggio e del rivoluzionario progetto costituzionale dei natural rights of man in cui il costituzionalismo illuminista americano e quello europeo si unirono sotto un'unica stella in una influenza reciproca. Che ne fu di quel linguaggio e di quel progetto nel processo costituzionale americano (1787-1791), primo banco di prova della costituzionalizzazione di quei diritti? Riscrivere la storia delle origini degli Stati Uniti rintracciando nel dibattito pubblico e istituzionale quelle tracce lessicali e quel bagaglio concettuale significa raccontare una appassionata e gloriosa lotta andata perduta. Significa parlare di una rivoluzione mancante, perché mancata rispetto a quelle premesse. Significa sciogliere il nesso storiografico della Rivoluzione americana tra la Declaration, manifesto della rivoluzione illuministica dei natural rights of man, e la Constitution, controrivoluzionaria rispetto all'eversivo linguaggio e all'eversivo progetto che avevano presieduto alla sua nascita. Inoltre, quei diritti acquistano una dimensione attuale nel dibattito sui diritti umani contemporanei in cui si tende a mettere in dubbio il loro fondamento storico.

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Brossura. Condición: new. Roma, 2021; br., pp. 330, cm 17,5x24,5.(Studi Storici e Politici. 12). La "Declaration of Independence" (1776) non sancì solo il right of revolution delle colonie inglesi contro la madrepatria, ma fu anche il manifesto del rivoluzionario linguaggio e del rivoluzionario progetto costituzionale dei natural rights of man in cui il costituzionalismo illuminista americano e quello europeo si unirono sotto un'unica stella in una influenza reciproca. Che ne fu di quel linguaggio e di quel progetto nel processo costituzionale americano (1787-1791), primo banco di prova della costituzionalizzazione di quei diritti? Riscrivere la storia delle origini degli Stati Uniti rintracciando nel dibattito pubblico e istituzionale quelle tracce lessicali e quel bagaglio concettuale significa raccontare una appassionata e gloriosa lotta andata perduta. Significa parlare di una rivoluzione mancante, perché mancata rispetto a quelle premesse. Significa sciogliere il nesso storiografico della Rivoluzione americana tra la Declaration, manifesto della rivoluzione illuministica dei natural rights of man, e la Constitution, controrivoluzionaria rispetto all'eversivo linguaggio e all'eversivo progetto che avevano presieduto alla sua nascita. Inoltre, quei diritti acquistano una dimensione attuale nel dibattito sui diritti umani contemporanei in cui si tende a mettere in dubbio il loro fondamento storico. Libro.

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paperback. Condición: Ottimo (Fine). 2020. COpertina editoriale in brossura pieghevole. VIII, 329 p. ; 25 cm In testa al frontespizio: fondazione Luigi Firpo, centro di studi sul pensiero politico ONLUS Testo in italiano e inglese.SL16.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Declaration of Independence was not only its first paragraph, that is the political manifesto of the right of revolution the right of independence. The Declaration was also its second paragraph, that is the political manifesto of the Enlightenment constitutional project of the natural rights of man the project which unified American and European Enlightenment in the Atlantic space with an Enlightenment Natural Rights of Man Talk. What happened to that project in the American constitutional process?To rewrite the history of the origins of the United States tracking down in the institutional and public debate that Enlightenment language, that constitutional project and that cultural heritage means to tell a passionate and glorious struggle that was lost. It means to talk together with about the true and republican revolution, that of the right of independence about a missed revolution that of the natural rights of man. From a historiographical point of view, it means, in the American revolution, to break the continuity between the Declaration and the Constitution. Therefore, now those rights become fundamental in the current debate on the contemporary human rights a debate in which their historical foundation is brought into question. The Declaration of Independence was the political manifesto of the Enlightenment constitutional project of the natural rights of man. To rewrite the history of the American constitutional process tracking down that cultural heritage means to talk about a missed revolution that is fundamental in the current debate on the contemporary human rights. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Aldous Huxley: The Political Thought of a Man of Letters argues that Huxley is not a man of letters engaged in politics, but a political thinker who chooses literature to spread his ideas. His preference for the dystopian genre is due to his belief in the tremendous impact of dystopia on twentieth-century political thought. His political thinking is not systematic, but this does not stop his analysis from supplying elements that are original and up-to-date, and that represent fascinating contributions of political theory in all the spheres that he examines from anti-Marxism to anti-positivism, from political realism to elitism, from criticism of mass society to criticism of totalitarianism, from criticism of ideologies to the future of liberal democracy, from pacifism to ecological communitarianism.Huxley clearly grasped the unsolved issues of contemporary liberalism, and the importance of his influence on many twentieth-century and present-day political thinkers ensures that his ideas remain indispensable in the current liberal-democratic debate. Brave New World is without doubt Huxleys most successful political manifesto. While examining the impassioned struggle for the development of all human potentialities, it yet manages not to close the doors definitively on the rebirth of utopia in the age of dystopia. Aldous Huxley: The Political Thought of a Man of Letters examines Huxleys political thinking through an analysis of Brave New World, his most successful political manifesto. This book highlights his contributions to contemporary political theory. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The Declaration of Independence was not only its first paragraph, that is the political manifesto of the right of revolution the right of independence. The Declaration was also its second paragraph, that is the political manifesto of the Enlightenment constitutional project of the natural rights of man the project which unified American and European Enlightenment in the Atlantic space with an Enlightenment Natural Rights of Man Talk. What happened to that project in the American constitutional process?To rewrite the history of the origins of the United States tracking down in the institutional and public debate that Enlightenment language, that constitutional project and that cultural heritage means to tell a passionate and glorious struggle that was lost. It means to talk together with about the true and republican revolution, that of the right of independence about a missed revolution that of the natural rights of man. From a historiographical point of view, it means, in the American revolution, to break the continuity between the Declaration and the Constitution. Therefore, now those rights become fundamental in the current debate on the contemporary human rights a debate in which their historical foundation is brought into question. The Declaration of Independence was the political manifesto of the Enlightenment constitutional project of the natural rights of man. To rewrite the history of the American constitutional process tracking down that cultural heritage means to talk about a missed revolution that is fundamental in the current debate on the contemporary human rights. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Aldous Huxley: The Political Thought of a Man of Letters argues that Huxley is not a man of letters engaged in politics, but a political thinker who chooses literature to spread his ideas. His preference for the dystopian genre is due to his belief in the tremendous impact of dystopia on twentieth-century political thought. His political thinking is not systematic, but this does not stop his analysis from supplying elements that are original and up-to-date, and that represent fascinating contributions of political theory in all the spheres that he examines from anti-Marxism to anti-positivism, from political realism to elitism, from criticism of mass society to criticism of totalitarianism, from criticism of ideologies to the future of liberal democracy, from pacifism to ecological communitarianism.Huxley clearly grasped the unsolved issues of contemporary liberalism, and the importance of his influence on many twentieth-century and present-day political thinkers ensures that his ideas remain indispensable in the current liberal-democratic debate. Brave New World is without doubt Huxleys most successful political manifesto. While examining the impassioned struggle for the development of all human potentialities, it yet manages not to close the doors definitively on the rebirth of utopia in the age of dystopia. Aldous Huxley: The Political Thought of a Man of Letters examines Huxleys political thinking through an analysis of Brave New World, his most successful political manifesto. This book highlights his contributions to contemporary political theory. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Missed Revolution at the Origins of United States | Alessandro Maurini | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Lexington Books | EAN 9781666912937 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

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