Eric VoegelinPolitical PhilosophyPositivismAristotleMax WeberPlatoThomas HobbesTotalitarianismGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelMethodologyGeopoliticsSocial ContractSovereigntyFriedrich NietzscheCommunismFrench RevolutionKarl Marx
Table of Contents · 22 segments
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Title Page and Critical Acclaimtheoretical
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Foreword (1987) by Dante Germinotheoretical
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Original Foreword and Acknowledgmentstheoretical
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Table of Contentstheoretical
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Table of Contents and Chapter Outlinestheoretical
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Introduction: The Task of Political Science and the Critique of Positivismtheoretical
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Representation and Existence: The Elemental and Existential Aspectstheoretical
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The Myth of Migration and the Articulation of Political Societiestheoretical
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Maurice Hauriou and Existential Representationtheoretical
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Summary of Elemental and Existential Representationtheoretical
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Cosmological Representation and the Truth of Empiretheoretical
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The Anthropological Principle and the Discovery of the Psychetheoretical
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Tragedy and the Representation of Truth in Athenstheoretical
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The Struggle for Representation in the Roman Empiretheoretical
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Gnosticism and the Nature of Modernitytheoretical
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Gnostic Revolution: The Puritan Case and Hobbes's Responsetheoretical
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Footnotes to Section 4footnotes
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The Hobbesian Leviathan: Fear, Personhood, and the Mortal Godtheoretical
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Modern Psychology and the Symbols of Radical Immanencetheoretical
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The Leviathan as the Fate of Gnostic Activismtheoretical
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The Dynamics of Gnosticism and the Resistance of Western Democraciestheoretical