Introduction: the invention of the modern republic

Fontana, Biancamaria

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“…Siehe auch zum Einfluss der Commonwealthmen auf dem Kontinent im 18. Jahrhundert Venturi (1971) und zum kontinentalen Republikanismus Fontana (1994). Miguel Abensour hat ein radikaldemokratisches machiavellisches Moment in einem originellen Buch (Abensour 2012 Erhard (1970), Fichte (1967), Forster (1971), Kant (1977), Knigge (2006), Rebmann (1968) und Schlegel (1966).…”

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Der Republikanismus in der Politischen Theorie und Ideengeschichte

Hölzing¹

2014

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Der Artikel versucht, das "republican revival" der letzten etwa 15 Jahre in der Politischen Theorie zu rekonstruieren. Zunächst wird auf die Wurzeln der aktuellen Theorie des Republikanismus in der Forschung zur politischen Ideengeschichte eingegangen. In einem zweiten Schritt wird dann dargestellt, wie der Republikanismus in der Politischen Theorie aufgegriffen wurde. Schließlich werden in einem dritten Schritt die bisherige Forschung und wissenschaftliche Auseinandersetzung kritisch diskutiert sowie einige aktuelle Debatten gesichtet.

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Der Republikanismus in der Politischen Theorie und Ideengeschichte

Hölzing¹

2014

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“…Its importing of modern notions of democracy into its principles, and prioritising features of some conceptions (such as civic virtue) as elements of the concept also ultimately limit its appeal. Likewise, several scholars have recently questioned an all-embracing notion of classical republicanism, covering all instances in the early modern period (Nederman 2000, Hankins 2000, Fontana 1994, Nippel 1994. It is not clear that such a notion is able to incorporate the pecularity of a case like the Dutch and the ambiguity of the English case into its dominant narrative as currently structured.…”

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Spinoza and Republicanism

Prokhovnik¹

2004

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“…1 On America, see especially Bailyn (1967), Wood (1969Wood ( , 1992, Pocock (1975Pocock ( , 1995, Appleby (1984Appleby ( , 1992, Rahe (1992) and Kloppenberg (1998); on France, see especially Furet (1978), Gauchet (1989Gauchet ( , 1995, Baker (1990), Lucas (1991), Hont (1994), Sonenscher (1997), Higonnet (1998) and Whatmore (2000); and on both, see Fontana (1994).…”

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Pierre-Louis Rœderer and the Debate on Forms of Government in Revolutionary France

Scurr

2004

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The French Revolution raised the problem of how to construct a modern republic under conditions of acute political conflict. The debate over the forms of government was at its most intense before the outbreak of the Terror in 1793, when there seemed to be no alternative to instituting a republic, but there was serious disagreement over what this entailed. The problem was considered in terms of the political thought of Hobbes, Locke, Bayle, Voltaire, Helvetius, Montesquieu, Rousseau and Sieyès. The urgent political and constitutional need to reconcile accountable with effective government was central to the use made of both inherited and new ideas about the republican form of government. This parallels Madison's concern to reconcile accountable with effective government during the constitutional debates of the American Revolution.

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Introduction: the invention of the modern republic

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Der Republikanismus in der Politischen Theorie und Ideengeschichte

Der Republikanismus in der Politischen Theorie und Ideengeschichte

Spinoza and Republicanism

Pierre-Louis Rœderer and the Debate on Forms of Government in Revolutionary France

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