Tragic Realism and the Utopian : An Integrated Approach to Understanding Political Ethics (Political Theory and Contemporary Philosophy)

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Tragic Realism and the Utopian : An Integrated Approach to Understanding Political Ethics (Political Theory and Contemporary Philosophy)

Johnson, Greg S.

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Continuum Publishing Corporation（2025/12発売）
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ポイント 173pt

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製本 Hardcover:ハードカバー版／ページ数 240 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9781623563929
DDC分類 172

Full Description

This new volume presents an argument for a new understanding of political ethics. To do so, it relates political philosophy to the realities of political life, developing a notion of tragic realism. Drawing on many resources, from Thycydides and Rawls to Ricoeur and Geuss, it not only reconceptualizes utopia, but also presents tragedy as experienced from the weak and disempowered. A unique contribution to realism, the book argues that tragic realism requires the utopian, which brings up the question of normativity and legitimacy that realists have acknowledged as important, but not fully developed. The political efforts of the Arab Spring revolutions of 2011, and Sergio Vieira de Mello the United Nations Ambassador killed in Iraq in 2003 help show how the conceptual and the concrete dimensions of tragic, utopian realism form a unique understanding of political philosophy today. This significant contribution to contemporary debates in political theory bridges conceptual work with the concrete understanding that political theory and philosophy are a way of life rather than just discourse about politics.
It is a work that will be essential to anyone studying key issues in political theory, ethics, and philosophy.

Part I. Concerns of Contemporary Realist Political Philosophy1. The "Morality-First" View: Political Philosophy in the Wrong Direction2. What Makes a Realist Political Philosophy Real? Part II. Retaining Realism3. From Thucydides to Geuss: A Genealogy of Tragic Realism4. Tragic Realism: The First Word in Realist Political Philosophy Part III. Demanding Things be Better: Realist Utopian Thought5. Uncovering Hidden Utopian Impulses: Productive and Imaginative Excellence6. Tragically Real Utopian Thought: From Sergio Vieira de Mello to the Arab Spring7. The Utopian and Political Realities: Tragic Realism and the Philosophy of War Conclusion