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MIA Encyclopedia of Marxism : Glossary of People Ha German philosopher; one of the most infuential members of the Frankfurt School (See Theodor Adorno Walter Benjamin ); his major work concerned the process of formation of public opinion and ideas as to how rational discussion was possible in a modern, developed society; Habermas could be seen as a modern-day advocate of the Enlightenment. In his 1962 Strukturwandel der Offentlichkeit , he showed that the bourgeois conception of democracy was nothing more than a translation of the relations of buying and selling into politics. As in the market, a monopoly was inevitably cornered by the ruling interests. In his 1968 Knowledge and Human Interest Habermas distinguished between the technical interests which motivated empirical-analytic enquiry, the practical (in the Kantian sense) interests which motivated huamnistic sciences, which he saw as concenred with communicative action, and the emancipatory interests which motivated philosophical enquiry, whose objective is to lay bare how consensus is obstructed by various forces, be they psychological or social. Habermas quite consciously tried to develop a form of Marxism which was eclectic At the time of writing, Habermas is still living in Germany.

19. Harrington Bio: The Online Library Of Liberty THE ONLINE LIBRARY OF LIBERTY © 2004 Liberty Fund, Inc. BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY.James Harrington (16111677). Updated January 8, 2004. Table of Contents. http://oll.libertyfund.org/Intros/Authors/EarlyModern/Harrington.html

THE ONLINE LIBRARY OF LIBERTY BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY JAMES HARRINGTON (1611-1677) Updated: January 8, 2004 Table of Contents Related Material Electronic Texts About the Author Bibliography ... Works about Harrington Related Material Authors: (Material to come) Essays: (Material to come) Electronic Texts The Oceana and Other Work of James Harrington, with an Account of his Life by John Toland (London: T. Becket and T. Cadell, 1771). A facsimile PDF version is available as one large file (63.4MB) with a linked table of contents best viewed in a new window, or as individual chapters (best viewed within a separate frame ). You will need the free Acrobat Reader or the Acrobat browser plugin to view these documents an HTML version (to be added later) Table of Contents Toland's Dedication, Preface, and Life of Harrington I. The Grounds and Reasons of Monarchy considered II. The Commonwealth of Oceana (1656) III. The Prerogative of Popular Government (1658) ... Index About the Author A biographical essay on this author is planned for the near future.

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THE ONLINE LIBRARY OF LIBERTY STUDY GUIDES THE BOOKS READ BY THE FOUNDING GENERATION Updated: March 3, 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS The "Top 40" Texts cited by the Founding Generation Bibliography The texts they read Secondary Surces THE "TOP 40" TEXTS CITED BY THE FOUNDING GENERATION The Founding Fathers of the American Constitution made it clear what authors and texts had influenced their own thinking on the idea of liberty. Donald S. Lutz has examined the speeches, letters, journalism, and theoretical works of the founding generation in order to draw up a composite "library catalog" of that generation. His list includes most of the texts on the Goodrich Seminar Room list and a few more besides. Lutz's "top 40" texts (actually 37) by frequency of citation by the founding generation are (those on one of the lists Pierre Goodrich drew up are in bold, those published by Liberty Fund are in italics): St. Paul

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