Not Even a God Can Save Us Now: Reading Machiavelli after Heidegger

Author:   Brian Harding ,  Brian Harding
Publisher:   McGill-Queen's University Press
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Pages:   224
Publication Date:   29 May 2017
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Author:   Brian Harding ,  Brian Harding
Publisher:   McGill-Queen's University Press
Imprint:   McGill-Queen's University Press
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.50cm , Length: 22.90cm
ISBN:  

9780773550513


ISBN 10:   0773550518
Pages:   224
Publication Date:   29 May 2017
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Tertiary & Higher Education ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Paperback
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Those who study intellectual history, and those interested especially in the philosophy of religion, will find the book an interesting contribution to the dialogue. Harding brings disparate thinkers into conversation with one another with considerable skill. William B. Parsons, Carroll College This book is a refreshing and bold attempt to rethink Machiavelli' s political philosophy in light of recent trends in continental philosophy of religion. Harding has a distinguished publication record in French phenomenology and now brings his critical attention to bear on a thinker who is frequently stereotyped and, occasionally, dismissed as simply a defender of sovereignty and political expediency. J. Aaron Simmons, Furman University


This book is a refreshing and bold attempt to rethink Machiavelli' s political philosophy in light of recent trends in continental philosophy of religion. Harding has a distinguished publication record in French phenomenology and now brings his critical attention to bear on a thinker who is frequently stereotyped and, occasionally, dismissed as simply a defender of sovereignty and political expediency. J. Aaron Simmons, Furman University Those who study intellectual history, and those interested especially in the philosophy of religion, will find the book an interesting contribution to the dialogue. Harding brings disparate thinkers into conversation with one another with considerable skill. William B. Parsons, Carroll College


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Brian Harding is associate professor of philosophy at Texas Woman' s University.

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