Difference between revisions of "Prehistoric Myths in Modern Political Philosophy"
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{{DES | des = From a review: "The myth that life outside the state is unbearable and that life under the state is better remains the essential premise of two of the most influential Western political philosophies in the modern world … [Widerquist and McCall] systematically debunk this founding myth on the basis of empirical evidence. The results are fascinating and, I will argue, should prompt a methodological crisis for some schools of political philosophy." | {{DES | des = From a review: "The myth that life outside the state is unbearable and that life under the state is better remains the essential premise of two of the most influential Western political philosophies in the modern world … [Widerquist and McCall] systematically debunk this founding myth on the basis of empirical evidence. The results are fascinating and, I will argue, should prompt a methodological crisis for some schools of political philosophy." | ||
-Maeve McKeown, University of Oxford | show=}} | -Maeve McKeown, University of Oxford | show=}} | ||
