Pride and Solace: The Functions and Limits of Political Theory

by Norman Jacobson · 5 reviews · 1979–1987

Reviewed by	Journal	Date	Access
Sean Sayers	Radical Philosophy	1987-03-01	—
Larry D Spence	Philosophy & Rhetoric	1981-03-01	—
George Kateb	Political Theory	1979-08-01	Restricted
James L. Wiser	The Review of Politics	1979-07-00	Restricted
Bruce Kulkick	Humanities in Society	1979-03-01	—

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