Citizenship and Order: Studies in French Political Thought

achieved action argument association authority become belief Bergson called central citizen citizenship civic civil claim common Comte Comte's conception concerns constituted context contrast course democracy democratic depends distinction distinguish diversity divine Durkheim effectively ends essential evidently experience expression fact federation force freedom French given human idea identified imagine implies important independent individual industrial institutions interest kind later legitimacy legitimate less Maistre means merely mind moral nature notion object obligation offered once organization particular perhaps philosophy political positive possible precisely principle productive progress proposed Proudhon question rational reason relations religion religious requires respect rests Rousseau rules Saint-Simon says secular sense shared social society Sorel sovereignty spirit stressed suggest theme theorists theory things thinking thought Tocqueville tradition true unity universal virtue writings