02157cam a22003494a 450000100060000000300080000600500170001400800410003101000170007201500150008901500150010402000160011903500200013503500100015504000320016504200080019705000230020508200200022810000210024824500390026926000580030830000240036649000520039050400660044250501980050852008590070660000400156565000300160594200120163599900190164795201410166632536BD-DhUL20170524165149.0001205s2001 enk b 001 0 eng d a 00068675  aGBA1-10181 aGBA1-Z9865 a0198781318  a(OCoLC)45506043 a32536 aDLCcDLCdDLCdANLdBD-DhUL apcc00aJC229.T8bW45 200100a301.0922 bWED1 aWelch, Cheryl B.10aDe Tocqueville /cCheryl B. Welch. aOxford ;aNew York :bOxford University Press,c2001. ax, 284 p. ;c23 cm.1 aFounders of modern political and social thought aIncludes bibliographical references (p. [263]-273) and index.00aMachine derived contents note: 1. Tocqueville in his time -- 2. The shape of democracy itself -- 3. The natural destiny of a people -- 4. The secrets of the heart -- 5. Tocqueville in our time.1 a"Welch argues that Tocqueville's major themes tap into deep anxieties about democratic practices and that his writings help us to identify some of the major fault lines in democracy at the turn of the new century. Beginning with consideration of Tocqueville's distinctiveness against the historical background and intellectual context of his time, Welch goes on to trace the development of his thought on democracy and revolution, freedom and history, slavery, religion, and gender, including chapters dealing with his major writings on the United States and France. The final chapter then explores Tocqueville's historical legacy and his contemporary significance, illuminating the reasons why this displaced nineteenth-century aristocrat has become one of the most topical and debated figures in contemporary political and social theory."--BOOK JACKET.10aTocqueville, Alexis de,d1805-1859.17aPolitieke filosofie.2gtt 2ddccBK c203041d203041 00102ddc406301_092000000000000_WED718NFIC9341201aDULbDULcAACd2017-05-24eGifto301.092 WEDp446348r2017-05-24w2017-05-24yBK