Telos 157 (Winter 2011): Plato, Schmitt, Agamben
Plato, Schmitt, Agamben
Russell A. Berman
Introduction
James V. Schall
A Catholic Reading of the Gorgias of Plato
Jakob Norberg
Day-to-Day Politics: Carl Schmitt on the Diary
Ulrike Kistner
The Exception and the Rule: Fictive, Real, Critical
Jeffrey Bussolini
Ongoing Founding Events in Carl Schmitt and Giorgio Agamben
Emily Zakin
The Image of the People: Freud and Schmitt's Political Anti-Progressivism
Mark Chou
Morgenthau, the Tragic: On Tragedy and the Transition from Scientific Man to Politics Among Nations
Wesley Phillips
Melancholy Science? German Idealism and Critical Theory Reconsidered
David Randall
Humean Aesthetics and the Rhetorical Public Sphere
Marcia Pally
Non-Market Motives at Work in the Market: "New Evangelicals" in Civil Society in the United States and Overseas
Peter A. Redpath
Justice in the New World Order: Reduction of Justice to Tolerance in the New Totalitarian World State