The Philosophical Theory of the State

In «The Philosophical Theory of the State,» Bernard Bosanquet presents a meticulous examination of political philosophy, engaging with notions of the state, individual freedom, and social ethics. With a distinctive blend of idealism and pragmatism, the book navigates the intersection of the state'Äôs moral purpose and the role of individuals within society. It critiques the mechanistic understanding of governance, proposing instead a vision of the state as an organic entity rooted in the collective will and cultural advancement of its people, thereby situating itself within the context of late 19th and early 20th-century... Sonra