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Ingo Juchlerf the eighteenth century. In particular, the popularity of the pseudonymous Della Cruscan school of poetry, nurtured in the pages of the . and featuring the serialized romance of “Della Crusca” (Robert Merry) and “Anna Matilda” (Hannah Cowley), began a fad for similarly sociable, playful and erotic

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Ingo Juchlerf the eighteenth century. In particular, the popularity of the pseudonymous Della Cruscan school of poetry, nurtured in the pages of the . and featuring the serialized romance of “Della Crusca” (Robert Merry) and “Anna Matilda” (Hannah Cowley), began a fad for similarly sociable, playful and erotic

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Sophocles: ,ia, the action brings us a set of political insights relevant today. Juchler begins this chapter by analyzing the links between theater and democracy. After providing a short résumé of the action of ., he examines the epistemological skepticism underlying the play’s theme of judgment. This chapter f

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Thucydides: ,civic education. Juchler opens this chapter by explaining the mutual interdependence of democracy and foreign policy in Athens during the first democracy and then summarizing the content of the Melian Dialogue. Next, he analyzes the doctrine of the right of the stronger, as presented by Thucydides i

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Fyodor Dostoevsky: ,. After introductory sections characterizing the new religious dynamic apparent in world politics today and summarizing the story line of Dostoevsky’s parable, Juchler proceeds to analyze the relation between freedom and equality in the . with special reference to two earlier texts that Dostoevsky g

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E. L. Doctorow: ,hapter with an analysis of political factors evoked in the novel, notably the white population’s complacency, imperialism, and racism, showing also that these mindsets persist today and are still virulent. A summary of the action of . is followed by examination of the relation between racism and imp