Visions of Politics

Quentin Skinner

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511790812

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Frontmatter
pp i-iv

Contents
pp v-v

General preface
pp vi-viii

Full Contents: Volumes 1–3
pp ix-x

Acknowledgements
pp xi-xiii

Conventions
pp xiv-xvi

1 - Introduction : Seeing things their way
pp 1-7

2 - The practice of history and the cult of the fact
pp 8-26

3 - Interpretation, rationality and truth
pp 27-56

4 - Meaning and understanding in the history of ideas
pp 57-89

5 - Motives, intentions and interpretation
pp 90-102

6 - Interpretation and the understanding of speech acts
pp 103-127

7 - ‘Social meaning’ and the explanation of social action
pp 128-144

8 - Moral principles and social change
pp 145-157

9 - The idea of a cultural lexicon
pp 158-174

10 - Retrospect : Studying rhetoric and conceptual change
pp 175-187

Bibliography
pp 188-204

Index
pp 205-209

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