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Licensed Unlicensed Requires Authentication Published by Princeton University Press 1994

CHAPTER 12. Rights and Modern Law

From the book New French Thought

  • Stéphane Rials
https://doi.org/10.1515/9781400863853.164
From the book
New French Thought
New French Thought

Chapters in this book (24)

Frontmatter
Contents
Acknowledgments
INTRODUCTION. The Legitimacy of the Liberal Age
PART ONE. Les Adieux
CHAPTER 1. Levi -Strauss
CHAPTER 2. Foucault
CHAPTER 3. Bourdieu
PART TWO. Reconsiderations
CHAPTER 4. Kant and Fichte
CHAPTER 5. Constant
CHAPTER 6. Tocqueville
PART THREE. What Is Modernity?
CHAPTER 7. Primitive Religion and the Origins of the State
CHAPTER 8. The Modern State
CHAPTER 9. Ancient, Modern, and Contemporary
PART FOUR. What Are Human Rights?
CHAPTER 10. How to Think about Rights
CHAPTER 11. Rights and Natural Law
CHAPTER 12. Rights and Modern Law
PART FIVE. The Liberal Political Order
CHAPTER 13. The Contest for Command
CHAPTER 14. On Legitimacy and Political Deliberation
CHAPTER 15. Modernization and Consensus
PART SIX. The New Individualism
CHAPTER 16. May ’68, or the Rise of Transpolitical Individualism
CHAPTER 17. The End of Alienation?
CHAPTER 18. The Rebirth of Voluntary Servitude
Notes on the Authors
Selected Bibliography
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