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"A Very Transcendental Power": The Revocation of Citizenship in the United Kingdom in Historical and Political Perspective

, 2016
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Transcendental collectivism and participatory politics in democratized Korea

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2008
This essay sheds new light on Korean democracy after democratization. It examines how the notion of ‘transcendental collectivism’, associated with familial bonds and the concept of chŏng, led to an emphasis on citizen‐empowerment. This participatory perspective replaced the militant elite‐led activism of the transitional period, which was underpinned ...
Sungmoon Kim
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The Transcendental Politics of Theodore Parker

2014
Ethan J. Kytle
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Toward a transcendental politics: Emerson's second thoughts

2005
Maurice S. Lee
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Religion, Politics, History, and Culture

, 2020
In his critique of my 2007 monograph Discourse on Civility and Barbarity: a Critical History of Religion and Related Categories, Daniel Miller attributes me with the error of transcendental historicism and an illusion of cultural authenticity.
T. Fitzgerald
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Lincoln and the Politics of the “Towering Genius”

American Political Thought, 2018
This article examines Lincoln’s “Lyceum Speech” with its concern for the “towering genius” in politics against the backdrop of the recent rise of populism and demagoguery.
Steven R. B. Smith
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Zuidervaart and Dooyeweerd: A Critical Retrieval? A Review Essay of Shattering Silos: Reimagining Knowledge, Politics, and Social Critique by Lambert Zuidervaart

Philosophia Reformata
In this review essay, I discuss how Lambert Zuidervaart relates to the philosophy of Herman Dooyeweerd in two of his books. He himself calls his work in this regard a critical retrieval.
H. Geertsema
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Charles Ives: Music, Transcendentalism, and Politics

The New England Quarterly, 1971
T HE late composer Henry Cowell, in Charles Ives and His Music, the first and best book on Ives, reveals some interesting particulars about this American composer who has only recently begun to receive any real attention.? Born in Danbury, Connecticut, Ives attended Hopkins Grammar School and Yale University where he showed a great interest in baseball
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Governments-in-Exile in Contemporary World Politics

Introduction: Governments in Exile and the age of Transnationalism Yossi Shain 1. Namibia: The Road to Independence and the Problem of Succession of States Lynn Berat 2.
Y. Shain
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The Transcendental or the Political Kingdom?—I: Reflexions on a theological dispute

New Blackfriars, 1969
It is no longer possible to speak as if Catholic theology were a selfevident unified whole. There are many Catholic theologies now being constructed within the Church community, and there are correspondingly many philosophies being presupposed by this pluralism of theological languages.
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