9781997912224 - what is a civic nation?: a republic of shared dreams: 2 (life of nations) de caglar, mr. levent (11 resultados)
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What transforms a collection of people into a civic nation - and what does it mean for a nation to be truly free? In this second volume of The Life of Nations, Levent Caglar moves beyond the foundational question of national identity to explore the deeper architecture of civic belonging. Dra…wing on political philosophy, historical sociology, and comparative analysis, he examines how nations evolve in relation to civil society, capitalism, and the enduring tension between individual liberty and collective will.From the earliest kinship systems to the Enlightenment revolutions that gave birth to modern civic ideals, Caglar traces a single philosophical thread: the nation is not a fixed essence but a living temporal organization - shaped by shared dreams, contested values, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile freedom with solidarity. This book reveals how national consciousness has always been inseparable from economic life, the rise of civil society, and the emotional bonds that sustain collective belonging across generations.Engaging Rousseau, Mill, Durkheim, Gramsci, and contemporary theorists, the book confronts the paradoxes at the heart of civic nationalism: How can a nation be both a vehicle of liberation and an instrument of exclusion? What conditions allow civil society to reform the state from within? What does genuine self-determination require - and what does it cost? Through case studies ranging from the emergence of European bourgeois nations to Tuerkiye's contested civic identity, Caglar shows that the civic nation is not a finished achievement but an ongoing moral project.A Republic of Shared Dreams is both a rigorous intellectual inquiry and a moral call - an invitation to reimagine the nation not as a border or a flag, but as a community grounded in justice, voluntary association, and the irreducible dignity of every individual. It is a work for readers who believe that the question of how we belong together is the most urgent political question of our time. This profound inquiry explores how shared values and social bonds transform mere populations into liberated communities, challenging us to reimagine the state as a continuous moral project of justice and voluntary belonging. 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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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What transforms a collection of people into a civic nation - and what does it mean for a nation to be truly free? In this second volume of The Life of Nations, Levent Caglar moves beyond the foundational question of national identity to explore the deeper architecture of civic belonging. Dra…wing on political philosophy, historical sociology, and comparative analysis, he examines how nations evolve in relation to civil society, capitalism, and the enduring tension between individual liberty and collective will.From the earliest kinship systems to the Enlightenment revolutions that gave birth to modern civic ideals, Caglar traces a single philosophical thread: the nation is not a fixed essence but a living temporal organization - shaped by shared dreams, contested values, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile freedom with solidarity. This book reveals how national consciousness has always been inseparable from economic life, the rise of civil society, and the emotional bonds that sustain collective belonging across generations.Engaging Rousseau, Mill, Durkheim, Gramsci, and contemporary theorists, the book confronts the paradoxes at the heart of civic nationalism: How can a nation be both a vehicle of liberation and an instrument of exclusion? What conditions allow civil society to reform the state from within? What does genuine self-determination require - and what does it cost? Through case studies ranging from the emergence of European bourgeois nations to Tuerkiye's contested civic identity, Caglar shows that the civic nation is not a finished achievement but an ongoing moral project.A Republic of Shared Dreams is both a rigorous intellectual inquiry and a moral call - an invitation to reimagine the nation not as a border or a flag, but as a community grounded in justice, voluntary association, and the irreducible dignity of every individual. It is a work for readers who believe that the question of how we belong together is the most urgent political question of our time. This profound inquiry explores how shared values and social bonds transform mere populations into liberated communities, challenging us to reimagine the state as a continuous moral project of justice and voluntary belonging. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. What transforms a collection of people into a civic nation - and what does it mean for a nation to be truly free? In this second volume of The Life of Nations, Levent Caglar moves beyond the foundational question of national identity to explore the deeper architecture of civic belonging. Dra…wing on political philosophy, historical sociology, and comparative analysis, he examines how nations evolve in relation to civil society, capitalism, and the enduring tension between individual liberty and collective will.From the earliest kinship systems to the Enlightenment revolutions that gave birth to modern civic ideals, Caglar traces a single philosophical thread: the nation is not a fixed essence but a living temporal organization - shaped by shared dreams, contested values, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile freedom with solidarity. This book reveals how national consciousness has always been inseparable from economic life, the rise of civil society, and the emotional bonds that sustain collective belonging across generations.Engaging Rousseau, Mill, Durkheim, Gramsci, and contemporary theorists, the book confronts the paradoxes at the heart of civic nationalism: How can a nation be both a vehicle of liberation and an instrument of exclusion? What conditions allow civil society to reform the state from within? What does genuine self-determination require - and what does it cost? Through case studies ranging from the emergence of European bourgeois nations to Tuerkiye's contested civic identity, Caglar shows that the civic nation is not a finished achievement but an ongoing moral project.A Republic of Shared Dreams is both a rigorous intellectual inquiry and a moral call - an invitation to reimagine the nation not as a border or a flag, but as a community grounded in justice, voluntary association, and the irreducible dignity of every individual. It is a work for readers who believe that the question of how we belong together is the most urgent political question of our time. This profound inquiry explores how shared values and social bonds transform mere populations into liberated communities, challenging us to reimagine the state as a continuous moral project of justice and voluntary belonging. 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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Buch. Condición: Neu. WHAT IS A CIVIC NATION? | A Republic of Shared Dreams | Levent Caglar | Buch | The Life of Nations | Englisch | 2026 | LEVENT CAGLAR | EAN 9781997912224 | 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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Buch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - What transforms a collection of people into a civic nation - and what does it mean for a nation to be truly free In this second volume of The Life of Nations, Levent Caglar moves beyond the foundational question of national identity to explore…the deeper architecture of civic belonging. Drawing on political philosophy, historical sociology, and comparative analysis, he examines how nations evolve in relation to civil society, capitalism, and the enduring tension between individual liberty and collective will.From the earliest kinship systems to the Enlightenment revolutions that gave birth to modern civic ideals, Caglar traces a single philosophical thread: the nation is not a fixed essence but a living temporal organization - shaped by shared dreams, contested values, and the ongoing struggle to reconcile freedom with solidarity. This book reveals how national consciousness has always been inseparable from economic life, the rise of civil society, and the emotional bonds that sustain collective belonging across generations.Engaging Rousseau, Mill, Durkheim, Gramsci, and contemporary theorists, the book confronts the paradoxes at the heart of civic nationalism: How can a nation be both a vehicle of liberation and an instrument of exclusion What conditions allow civil society to reform the state from within What does genuine self-determination require - and what does it cost Through case studies ranging from the emergence of European bourgeois nations to Türkiye's contested civic identity, Caglar shows that the civic nation is not a finished achievement but an ongoing moral project.A Republic of Shared Dreams is both a rigorous intellectual inquiry and a moral call - an invitation to reimagine the nation not as a border or a flag, but as a community grounded in justice, voluntary association, and the irreducible dignity of every individual. It is a work for readers who believe that the question of how we belong together is the most urgent political question of our time.
