Tocqueville Between Two Worlds: The Making Of A Political And Theoretical Life-used Eleanor Burns Senior Editor

Senior Editor

Delves Into The Rituals And Traditions Of A Religion That Is Largely Misunderstood By The West

The Strange And Haunted Southern Poet

Heroic Efforts To Expose These Crimes Eventually Led To The First Great Human Rights Movement Of The Twentieth Century

Additional Stories Include 'Madame Clestin'S Divorce

Tocqueville Between Two Worlds: The Making Of A Political And Theoretical Life-used Eleanor Burns Senior EditorAlexis De Tocqueville May Be The Most Influential Political Thinker In American History. He Also Led An Unusually Active And Ambitious Career In French Politics. In This Magisterial Book, One Of America'S Most Important Contemporary Theorists Draws On Decades Of Research And Thought To Present The First Work That Fully Connects Tocqueville'S Political And Theoretical Lives. In Doing So, Sheldon Wolin Presents Sweeping New Interpretations Of