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The publication of Francis Fukuyama's article, "The End of History?" prompted a wave of public debates about democracy, progress, and the idea of history. In this book, twelve distinguished cultural commentators offer a brilliant array of responses to those debates.Fukuyama's con...
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History and the Idea of Progress / Frontmatter -- CONTENTS -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- Introduction -- Part I. THE REVIVAL OF THE IDEA OF HISTORY AS A RATIONAL PROCESS -- 1. On the Possibility of Writing A Universal History -- 2. Hegel on History, Self-Determination, and the Absolute -- Part II. RETROSPECTIVE: ON THE HISTORY OF THE IDEA OF HISTORY -- 3. Machiavelli and the Idea of Progress -- 4. Kant's Idea of History -- 5. The End of History in the Open-ended Age? The Life Expectancy of Self-evident Truth -- 6. Nietzsche and Spengler on Progress and Decline -- Part III. CONTEMPORARY REFLECTIONS: WHERE IS HISTORY GOING? -- 7. Political Conflict after the Cold War -- 8. Enlightenment under Threat -- 9. "What Then?": The Irrepressible Radicalism of Democracy -- 10. Feminism and the Crisis of Contemporary Culture -- 11. The End of Leninism and History as Comic Frame -- 12. The Age of Limits -- NOTES -- NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS -- INDEX |
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