Aesthetic politics: political philosophy beyond fact and value

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Preface Introduction: against ethics 1. Political representation: the aesthetic state 2. Stoa, aesthetics, and democracy 3. Romanticism, postmodernism, and democracy 4. Politics and irony 5. Politics and metaphor 6. Metaphor and paradox in Tocqueville's political writings Conclusion: democracy in the age of unintended consequences Notes Index.

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