A cornerstone for students and collectors of political philosophy, Sources in Twentieth-Century Political Thought (1965) edited by Henry S. Kariel, presents a powerful anthology of writings from the century’s most influential political thinkers. This volume compiles key excerpts that trace the development of modern ideologies—Marxism, liberalism, existentialism, psychoanalysis, and more—through the words of the figures who shaped them.
Contributors include: Karl Marx · Sigmund Freud · Hannah Arendt · John Dewey · Jean-Paul Sartre · Vladimir Lenin · Bertrand Russell · Mao Zedong · Reinhold Niebuhr · and others.
A vital text for political science, history, or philosophy scholars, and a valuable collectible for those interested in 20th-century thought.
Condition: Good used vintage paperback. Clean interior, intact binding. Light age-toning to pages. Cover has mild wear but overall in good, solid condition. Genre: Political Philosophy / History / Academic Nonfiction
