The Claim to community: essays on Stanley Cavell and political philosophy

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@fmct:Contents @toc4:Acknowledgments iii @toc2:1 Introduction: Stanley Cavell and the Claim to Community 000 @tocca:Andrew Norris @toc2:2 Wittgenstein and Cavell: Anthropology, Skepticism, and Politics 000 @tocca:Sandra Laugier @toc2:3 Bringing Truth Home: Mill, Wittgenstein, Cavell and Moral Perfectionism 000 @tocca:Piergiorgio Donatelli @toc2:4 Telling the Dancer from the Dance: On the Relevance of the Ordinary for Political Thought 000 @tocca:Joseph Lima and Tracy B. Strong @toc2:5 Political Revisions: Stanley Cavell and Political Philosophy 000 @tocca:Andrew Norris @toc2:6 Perfectionism Without Perfection: Cavell, Montaigne and the Conditions of Morals and Politics 000 @tocca:Richard Flathman @toc2:7 Perfectionism, Parrhesia and the Care of the Self: Foucault and Cavell on Ethics and Politics 000 @tocca:David Owen @toc2:8 Stanley Cavell and the Limits of Appreciation 000 @tocca:Ted Cohen @toc2:9 Cavell and Political Romanticism 000 @tocca:Espen Hammer @toc2:10 Stanley Cavell and the Pursuits of Happiness 000 @tocca:Hans Sluga @toc2:11 Cordelia's Calculus: Love and Loneliness in Cavell's Reading of Lear 000 @tocca:Thomas L. Dumm @toc2:12 Aesthetics and Receptivity: Kant, Nietzsche, Cavell, and Astaire 000 @tocca:Robert Gooding Williams @toc2:13 The Incessance and the Absence of the Political 000 @tocca:Stanley Cavell @toc4:Contributors ooo Index 000

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