Irving Velody

Rationality deferred: an introduction to the politics of modernity
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 1-7. [PDF]  

Tracy B. Strong

'What have we to do with morals?' Nietzsche and Weber on history and ethics
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 9-18. [PDF] [References]  

Mark E. Warren

Max Weber's Nietzschean conception of power
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 19-37. [PDF] [References]  

Peter Barham

'The next village': modernity, memory and the Holocaust
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 39-56. [PDF] [References]  

Zygmunt Bauman

Philosophy as the mirror of time
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 57-63. [PDF]  

Ronald Beiner

Thin ice
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 65-70. [PDF]  

Ian Burkitt

Beyond the 'iron cage': Anthony Giddens on modernity and the self
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 71-79. [PDF] [References]  

Diana Coole

Modernity and its Other(s
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 81-91. [PDF]  

Geoffrey Hawthorn

Is postmodern politics politics?
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 93-97. [PDF]  

Peter Lassman

The idea of the political
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 99-103. [PDF]  

Charles Martindale

Tradition and modernity
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 105-119. [PDF] [References]  

David Owen

The judgement of Nietzsche: philosophy, politics, modernity
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 121-135. [PDF]  

Raymond Plant

Political theory without foundations
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 137-144. [PDF]  

Jeremy Rayner

Therapy for an imaginary invalid: Charles Taylor and the malaise of modernity
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 145-155. [PDF] [References]  

John Shotter

Is Bhaskar's critical realism only a theoretical realism ?
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 157-173. [PDF] [References]  

Charles Turner

Organicism, pluralism and civil association: some neglected political thinkers
History of the Human Sciences 1992 5: 175-184. [PDF]  

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