Table of contents for The cultural contradictions of democracy : political thought since September 11 / John Brenkman.

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	Introduction:
 Political Thought in the Fog of War						 1
 
 War and Democracy
 
 Hobbes versus Kant?
 
 Leviathan
 
 The Neoconservative Illusion
 
 The Frailty of Human Affairs
 
 Crises of the Republic
 
 The Argument
 
 
 Seized by Power									 27
		Death and the Governor of Texas
		The New American Exceptionalism
		The Cold Warrior Myth
		Kant with Arendt
		Targeting Iraq
		Al-Qaeda and Ultimate Ends
 A Grammar of Motives
		
	The Imagination of Power								60
 State of Exception
 
 Arendt versus Agamben
 
 Schmitt and Hobbes
 
 Decision and Covenant
 
 The Ordeal of Universalism 
 September 11 and Fables of the Left						91
		First Response
		Multilateral Ambivalence
		Terrorism as Symptom
		Chomskian Certitudes
		Hardt and Negri¿s Empire
		The Multitude and Prophecy
 Iraq: Delirium of War, Delusions of Peace					124
 
 	The Idealism of Means
 
 	The Idealism of Ends
 
 	Neither Left nor Right
 
 	The Atlantic Misalliance
 
 	Diplomatic Intrigues and Political Truths
 
 	Repudiations of the UN Left and Right
 
 	The Hobbesian Nightmare: Occupied Iraq
The Ordeal of Universalism							169
		Democracy and War
 	Postnational Cosmopolitanism versus Liberal Nationalism?
		Kant with Hobbes
		Habermas¿s Agon with Schmitt
		Hobbes with Kant
		Europe, or, the Empire of Rights
		Islam¿s Geo-Civil War
		Global Neoliberal Religious Conservatism?
		No Exit
	Conclusion:
	Prelude to the Unknown								221
		Ideas and Errors
 Arendt with Berlin
		Liberty without Democracy versus Democracy without Liberty?
Democratic Striving and Sectarian Mobilization	
		Untimely Meditation
Index

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Political science -- Philosophy.
Democracy.