Renovating the problem of politics

Bernard Dauenhauer

3-17

One central link between Merleau-Ponty's philosophy of language and his political thought

19-36

Merleau-ponty's political thought

its nature and its challenge

37-49

Merleau-Ponty on politics, history, and violence

51-62

Relational freedom and its political consequences

65-84

I and mine

85-96

The interpretation of the human way of being and its political implications

97-113

Hope and its ramifications for politics

Bernard Dauenhauer

117-137

The place of hope in politics

139-158

Politics and coercion

161-174

Ideology, utopia, and responsible politics

Bernard Dauenhauer

175-189

Does anarchy make political sense?

Bernard Dauenhauer

191-206

On institutions and power

deconstruction and an alternative

207-226