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FAR WORSE THAN CALLING A POLITICAL PHILOSOPHER'S CONCLUSIONS WRONG IS ACCUSING HIS METHOD OF BEING MISCONCEIVED SINCE THIS ACCUSATION IS INTENDED TO UNDERCUT THE VERY ENTERPRISE IN WHICH A PHILOSOPHER IS ENGAGED, IT PRECLUDES CONSIDERATION OF THE SUBSTANCE OF HIS PARTICULAR ARGUMENTS. THUS, THIS ARTICLE PURSUES SERVERAL SUCH UNDERCUTTING CRITICISMS DIRECTED AGAINST THE METHOD OF CONTEMPORARY ANGLO-A POLITICAL AND MORAL PHILISOPHY.

At head of title: Columbia university lectures. ; I. Nature and meaning of our political life.--II. Problems of population and citizenship.--III. Immigration and race questions.--IV. Settlement and use of the national domain.--V. The citizen and his part in politics.--VI. Party machinery and democratic expression.--VII. Control of railways and trusts.--VIII. Problems of tariff and of money.--IX. Problems of foreign policy and expansion.--Index. ; Mode of access: Internet.