John Macmurray Community beyond Political

In this long-overdue analysis of Scottish political philosopher John Macmurray, Frank G. Kirkpatrick traces the influences and development of Macmurray's thought. Through his study, Kirkpatrick explores the extraordinary resonances of Macmurray's political thought in modern philosophers and comments on his enduring significance.

Frank G. Kirkpatrick is Ellsworth Morton Tracy Lecturer and Charles A. Dana Research Professor of Religion at Trinity College in Connecticut.

Introduction

1

(4)

An Intellectual Biography of John Macmurray: From Evangelicalism to Marxism

5

(22)

Macmurray's Engagement with Marxian Thought in the 1930s

27

(26)

Community in Marx and Macmurray: A Reappraisal

53

(10)

Christianity, Fascism, and the Clue to History

63

(30)

The Gifford Lectures: The Self as Agent

93

(12)

The Gifford Lectures: Persons in Relation

105

(16)

Macmurray and Contemporary Political Philosophy

121

(14)

The Family and Small Communities in Political Thought

135

(12)

Democracy, Human Nature, and the Nation-State

147

(16)

Bibliography

163

(8)

Index

171

(4)

About the Author

175

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John Macmurray Community beyond Political Philosophy

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