The myth of the state /
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New Haven : London :
Yale University Press; G. Cumberlege, Oxford University Press,
1946.
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1. What is myth?: The structure of mythical thought
- Myth and language
- Myth and the psychology of emotions
- The function of myth in man's social life
- pt. 2. The struggle against myth in the history of political theory: "Logos" and "mythos" in early Greek philosophy
- Plato's Republic
- The religious and metaphysical background of the medieval theory of the state
- The theory of the legal state in medieval philosophy
- Nature and grace in medieval philosophy
- Machiavelli's new science of politics
- The triumph of Machiavellism and its consequences
- Implications of the new theory of the state
- The Renaissance of stoicism and "natural right" theories of the state
- The philosophy of the Enlightenment and its romantic critics
- pt. 3. The myth of the twentieth century: The preparation: Carlyle
- From hero worship to race worship
- Hegel
- The technique of the modern political myths.