Calvin and Calvinism : sources of democracy? / by Robert McCune Kingdon, edited with an introd. by Robert M. Kingdon and Robert D. Linder.
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TextSeries: Problems in European civilizationPublication details: Massachusetts : D.C. Heath and Company, c 1970 Description: xix, 83 pages ; 24 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - ARCH FRBC 321.801 K54C
- BX9418 .K54 1970
Contents:
General opinions of the problem: Calvin a source of democracy / Emile Doumergue -- Calvin no source of democracy / Georges de Lagarde -- Calvin an unconscious source of democracy / Charles Mercier -- Calvin not interested in forms of government / Marc-edouard Cheneviere -- Calvin a source of resistance theory, and therefore f democracy / Winthrop S. Hudson -- Did Calvin and his followers favor democracy as a form of government? -- Classical definitions of the forms of government / Aristotle and Cicero -- Calvin preferred either aristocracy or a mixture of aristocracy and democracy / Josef Bohatec -- Calvin preferred representative democracy / John T. McNeill -- Calvin and his followers championed representative government / Herbert Darling Foster -- Calvin's followers feard democracy / Robert M. Kingdon -- Was Calvin's thought the inspiration for the earliest democratic revolts in Europe? -- Calvinist ideas of resistance grew from civic experience / Hans Baron -- Calvinists and Catholics both organized revolutionary parties / H.G. Koenigsberger -- Calvinists became revolutionaries / Michael Walzer -- Summary: Calvin's ideas still politically relevant today / John T. McNeill.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 77-83).
General opinions of the problem: Calvin a source of democracy / Emile Doumergue -- Calvin no source of democracy / Georges de Lagarde -- Calvin an unconscious source of democracy / Charles Mercier -- Calvin not interested in forms of government / Marc-edouard Cheneviere -- Calvin a source of resistance theory, and therefore f democracy / Winthrop S. Hudson -- Did Calvin and his followers favor democracy as a form of government? -- Classical definitions of the forms of government / Aristotle and Cicero -- Calvin preferred either aristocracy or a mixture of aristocracy and democracy / Josef Bohatec -- Calvin preferred representative democracy / John T. McNeill -- Calvin and his followers championed representative government / Herbert Darling Foster -- Calvin's followers feard democracy / Robert M. Kingdon -- Was Calvin's thought the inspiration for the earliest democratic revolts in Europe? -- Calvinist ideas of resistance grew from civic experience / Hans Baron -- Calvinists and Catholics both organized revolutionary parties / H.G. Koenigsberger -- Calvinists became revolutionaries / Michael Walzer -- Summary: Calvin's ideas still politically relevant today / John T. McNeill.
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