La Vision politique de Malebranche
by Raffaele Carbone
This book reconstructs Malebranche’s political views by extracting a different possible inflection of contemporary political theory based on a critical examination of power relations. It explores the connections between the principles of Malebranchism and his political vision.
This book reconstructs Malebranche’s political views by extracting a different possible inflection of contemporary political theory based on a critical examination of power relations. It explores the connections between the principles of Malebranchism and his political vision.
- By (author) Raffaele Carbone
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