Political Theory and Partisan Politics

INDEX

Index 223 I N D E X 223 Ackerman, Bruce, 76 Adams, Herbert, 206 agonistic respect, ethos of, 165 ambiguist, 174, 189n1 American Political Science Association , 207 American Social Science Association, 205 American Constitution, checks and balances, 57 Anderson, Charles W., 76 anti-foundationalism, 196. See also relativism Arendt, Hannah, 30, 43, 80, 204, 208; on partisanship, 24–25 Aristotle, 30, 76, 80, 101, 202; on constitutionalism, 36; on lowest form of friendship, 83; on highest form of friendship, 84; on partisanship, 25–28; view of political theory, 33; phronesis, 25, 41, 84; Politics, 27, 39; Ethics, 39. See also civic friendship Ash, Timothy Garton, 117–8, 132, 134n2, 140n27 attentive public, 58 Augustine, Saint, 151 Authoritarianism, 44 Baier, Kurt, 88 Ball, Terence, 134n1 Barber, Benjamin R., 76; definition of politics, 6; on strong talk, 78, 100 Bay, Christian, 1, 5, 74 Beard, George, 205, 207 Beiner, Ronald, 138n18 Benhabib, Seyla, 129, 140n25, 141n31 Bentley, Arthur, 207 Berlin, Isaiah, 127, 135n7, 139n21, 141n34 Black, Justice Hugo L., 53 Bloom, Allan, 66n13 Bork, Robert, 53, 65n3 Botwinick, Aryen, 138n18 Brint, Steven, 65n9 Burgess, John, 206 Burke, John, 134n1 Butler, Judith, 153, 173 Castoriadis, Cornelius, 137n15, 138n20 Chambers, Simone, 122, 128, 140n25, 141n31 Chesterton, G. K., 173, 180 civic education, 56 civic friendship, 76, 85 classroom teaching, 36, 64 Clausewitz, Carl von, 133 Coles, Romand, Rethinking Generosity , 171n6 Connelly, William E., 9, 173, 175, 221; version of essentially contested concepts thesis, 4 Conrad, Joseph, Heart of Darkness, 192 constitutional elite, defined, 58 constitutionalism: See American Constitution; constitutional elite; division of power; over-constitutionalism; political parties; strict constructionism Corlett, William, 173, 174 Crick, Bernard, In Defense of Politics, 6 224 POLITICAL THEORY AND PARTISAN POLITICS critical responsiveness, 157, 165–6 critical theory, 33, 42, 61, 42, 196, 211 Dahl, 208 deliberation, defined, 97 Derrida, Jacques, 153, 194 Dietz, Mary G., 9, 221 division of power, 57, 102 Dryzek, John S., on discursive democracy, 100 Durkheim, Émile, 65n5 Dworkin, Ronald, 77 Eagleton, Terry, 197 Easton, David, 66n13, 209, 218n3 Eliot, T. S., 191, 192 Ely, Richard, 206 Enlightenment, 89 essentially contested concepts, 3–4 Farr, James, 134n1 Federalist, 35. See also Madison, James Fish, Stanley, 85, 86, 195 Fishkin, James S., 78 Flathman, Richard, 173 Foley, Michael, 66n14 Foucault, Michael, 120, 133, 134n5, 153, 157, 166, 210 Frankfurt school, 42, 208, 209 freedom, definition of, 7 Fukiyama, Francis, 65n6 fundamentalization, 150 Gadamer, Hans Georg, 196 Gallie, W.B., 4 Galston, William, 76, 212 game theory. See rational choice theory Giddens, Anthony, 140n25 Goodnow, Frank, 207 group theory, 216 Gundersen, Adolf G., 9, 221 Gunnell, John G., 10, 66n15, 221 Habermas, Jürgen, 43, 136nn. 9–12, 137nn. 13–15, 138n16, 139n25, 140n27, 141n31; on discourse theory, 121; on ideal speech stituation, 78, 124 Hacker, Andrew, 66n11 Hampshire, Stuart, 177 Havel, Vaclav, 48n1, 117–8, 134nn. 2–4, 140n28 Heidegger, Martin, 204, 208 Hempel, Carl, 216 Hobbes, Thomas, 24, 87, 90; on partisanship, 16–19; on sovereign , 54, 55; Leviathan, 19 Hollinger, Robert, 189n4 Honig, Bonnie, 7–8, 173 Horkheimer, Max, 43, 204 Hume, David, 88 Humphrey, Hubert, 212 ideal speech situation, 149 individualist/communitarian debate, 149 Ingram, David, 139n23, 141n32 IR theory, 150 Jaspers, Karl, 204 Kant, Immanuel, 77, 151, 198–9 Keynes, John Maynard, 217 Kissinger, Henry, 212 Klaus, Vaclav, 117–8, 134n2 Laclau, Ernesto, 150 Lasswell, Harold, 77, 205, 208 legitimation crisis, 56 Lentricchia, Frank, 197–8 Liberalism, 150 libertarians, 75; ideal of the polis, 77 Lieber, Francis, 205, 206 Lippman, Walter, 65n1 Lutz, Donald S., 9, 222 Lyotard, J-F., 176, 196 Macedo, Stephen, 140n26 Machiavelli, Niccolò, 41, 75, 128, 130–1, 133, 138n19, 139n20, n24, Index 225 140n27, n28, 141n35; History of Florence, 22; Mandragola, 135n7; The Prince, 120, 125 MacIntyre, Alasdair, 77 Madison, James, 24, 80, 103, 112; Federalist 10, 28, 30, 113n4; on partisanship, 29; strategy for limiting partisanship, 97, 101, 107. See also Federalist; Wolin, Sheldon Mannheim, Karl, 92, 205 Manzer, Robert A., 65n8 McCloskey, Donald, 189n5 Meehan, Eugene J., Contemporary Political Thought, 218n2 Merleau-Monty, Maurice, 126, 131, 135n5, 139n20; on Machiavelli, 141n35 Merriam, Charles, 207 metapractices, 201ff Mill, John Stuart, 63, 80, 93 Mondale, Walter, 140n28 Mouffe, Chantal, 150–6; The Return of the Political, 150, 170n3 Murray, John Courtney, 181, 188, 189n1, n6 Nietzsche, Friedrich, 133, 153–5, 166, 203 Norris, Christopher, 197 Oakeshott, Michael, 43, 74 Orwell, George, 194 overconstitutionalizing, 48 partisanship, defined, 97 Pericles, 112; funeral oration, 76, 113n3 phronesis...