The Ciceronian tradition in political theory
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Madison, Wisconsin :
The University of Wisconsin Press,
[2021]
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Table of Contents:
- Intro
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction-Daniel J. Kapust and Gary Remer
- 1. Augustine's Reception of Cicero-Brandon Turner
- 2. A Medieval Ciceronian: John of Salisbury-Cary J. Nederman
- 3. More's Utopia and Its Ciceronian Roots-Gary Remer
- 4. Machiavelli: Menace to Societas-Michelle T. Clarke
- 5. Montaigne in the Mirror of Cicero-Eric MacPhail
- 6. Thomas Hobbes, Cicero, and the Road not Taken-Daniel J. Kapust
- 7. Locke and Cicero on Property, Labor, and Value-Emily C. Nacol
- 8. Smith and Cicero on Anger, Resentment, and Retributive Justice-Michelle A. Schwarze
- 9. Burke, Cicero, and the Personalization of Imperial Injustice-Daniel I. O'Neill
- 10. Cicero's Legacy in Contemporary Political Thought-Dean Hammer
- Contributors
- Index