Preface. Acknowledgments. Part I: The Nature of Political Mythology 1. Introduction 2. The Past as a Figure of the Present and Future Part II: Establishment and Refinement 3. The Leviathan, the Calling and their Separation 4. Imagining a General Will 5. The Reason of Protestant Politics Part III: Modernisation 6. Reason and the Myth of Justice 7. The Liberalism of the Market 8. Freedom is the State 9. Defending the State against Scepticism Part IV: Embodiment 10. The State as Civilisation 11. Governmentality, The Market and Liberalism. Notes. References. Index.
Biography
David Grant received his PhD at the Faculty of Law at the University of New South Wales. He currently works as a government consultant in Sydney.
