The manifesto in political theory: Anglophone translations and liberal receptions

Arts and Humanities

• Liberal 100%
• Anglophone 100%
• Manifesto 100%
• Political Theory 100%
• theorists 40%
• Reception history 30%
• Marxist 20%
• Communist 20%
• Canon 20%
• Legacy 10%
• scrutiny 10%
• Justification 10%
• thinkers 10%
• J. Rawls 10%
• JOHN Dewey 10%
• Cambridge Companion 10%
• Isaiah Berlin 10%
• Critical reception 10%
• Western Political Thought 10%
• Colligation 10%
• Karl Popper 10%
• Sidney Hook 10%
• Bertrand Russell 10%
• Circle 10%
• Twentieth Century 10%
• Individual Freedom 10%
• Ideology Critique 10%
• Immediacy 10%

Keyphrases

• Liberal 100%
• Political Theory 100%
• Manifesto 100%
• Anglophone 100%
• Reception History 30%
• Marxist 20%
• Political Theorist 20%
• Cambridge 10%
• 20th Century 10%
• Political Power 10%
• Communist 10%
• Liberalism 10%
• John Dewey 10%
• Individual Freedom 10%
• John Rawls 10%
• Political philosophers 10%
• Rawls 10%
• Isaiah Berlin 10%
• Karl Popper 10%
• Dark Stars 10%
• Western Political Thought 10%
• Marxism 10%
• Colligation 10%
• Critical Scrutiny 10%
• Ideological Critique 10%
• Critical Reception 10%
• Bertrand Russell 10%
• Communist Party 10%
• Translations into English 10%
• Sidney Hook 10%
• Urtext 10%