CONTENIDO: PART I. IDEOLOGY AND DEMOCRACY
IDEOLOGY AND IDEOLOGIES
Terrell Carver / “Ideology: The Career of a Concept”
THE DEMOCRATIC IDEAL
Euripides / “Democracy and Despotism”
Pericles / “Funeral Oration”
Aristotle / “Democratic Judgment and the 'Middling' Constitution”
Niccolò Machiavelli / “What's Wrong with Princely Rule?”
John Adams / “What Is a Republic?”
“Bill of Rights of the United States”
Alexis de Tocqueville / Democracy and Equality”
John Stuart Mill / “Democratic Participation and Political Education”
PART II. THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES
LIBERALISM
Thomas Hobbes / “The State of Nature and the Basis of Obligation”
John Locke / “Toleration and Government”
Thomas Paine / “Government / Rights / and the Bonds Between Generations”
“Declaration of Independence of the United States”
“Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens”
Adam Smith / “Private Profit / Public Good”
Immanuel Kant / “Freedom and Enlightenment”
John Stuart Mill / “Liberty and Individuality”
William Graham Sumner / “According to the Fitness of Things”
T. H. Green / “Liberalism and Positive Freedom”
Franklin D. Roosevelt / “New Deal Liberalism: A Defense”
Murray Rothbard / “Libertarian Anarchism”
Terence Ball / “A Libertarian Utopia”
CONSERVATISM
Edmund Burke / “Society / Reverence / and the 'True Natural Aristocracy'”
Joseph de Maistre / “Conservatism as Reaction”
Michael Oakeshott / “On Being Conservative”
Russell Kirk / “Ten Conservative Principles”
Robert H. Bork / “Modern Liberalism and Cultural Decline”
Irving Kristol / “The Neoconservative Persuasion”
James Dobson / “Standing Strong in a Confused Culture”
W. James Antle III / “The Conservative Crack-up”
SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM: MORE TO MARX
Thomas More / “Utopia”
Robert Owen / “Address to the Inhabitants of New Lanark”
Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels / “The Communist Manifesto”
Karl Marx / “On the Materialist Conception of History” SOCIALISM AND COMMUNISM: AFTER MARX
Eduard Bernstein / “Evolutionary Socialism”
V. I. Lenin / “Revisionism / Imperialism / and Revolution”
Leon Trotsky / “The Permanent Revolution”
Mao Zedong / “On the People's Democratic Dictatorship”
Mikhail Bakunin / “Anarcho-Communism vs. Marxism”
Emma Goldman / “Anarchism: What It Really Stands For”
Edward Bellamy / “Looking Backward”
Reading 6.8 “Christian Socialist Movement: A Statement of Aims”
Michael Yates---Can the Working Class Change the World?
FASCISM
Joseph-Arthur de Gobineau / “Civilization and Race”
Benito Mussolini / “The Doctrine of Fascism”
Alfredo Rocco / “The Political Theory of Fascism”
Adolf Hitler / “Nation and Race”
PART III. POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES TODAY AND TOMORROW
LIBERATION IDEOLOGIES AND THE POLITICS OF IDENTITY
Martin Luther King / Jr. / “Where Do We Go from Here?”
Malcolm X / “The Ballot or the Bullet”
Steve Biko / “Black Consciousness and the Quest for a True Humanity”
Mary Wollstonecraft / “A Vindication of the Rights of Women”
Olympe de Gouges / “Declaration of the Rights of Woman and the Female Citizen”
Sarah Grimké / “Letters on the Equality of the Sexes”
“Seneca Falls Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions”
Marilyn Frye / “Oppression”
John Corvino / “Homosexuality: The Nature and Harm Arguments”
Taiaiake Alfred / “Indigenist Pathways to Action and Freedom”
Gustavo Gutierrez / “Liberation Theology”
Peter Singer “All Animals Are Equal”
“GREEN” POLITICS: ECOLOGY AS IDEOLOGY
Aldo Leopold / “The Land Ethic”
Wendell Berry / “Getting Along with Nature”
Dave Foreman / “Putting the Earth First”
Vandana Shiva / “Women in Nature”
James H. Cone / “Whose Earth Is It Anyway?”
RADICAL ISLAMISM
Sayyid Qutb / “Milestones”
Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini / “The Necessity for Islamic Government”
Osama bin Laden and Others / “Jihad Against Jews and Crusaders”
POSTSCRIPT: GLOBALIZATION AND THE FUTURE OF IDEOLOGY
