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The future government of India, and the Indian Civil Service Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960

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Traditions of civility; eight essays Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960 [Hamden, Conn.] Archon Books, 1967

Reprint of the 1948 ed Bibliographical footnotes

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Britain and the British people [microform] Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960 London, New York [etc.] Oxford University Press, 1942

Maps on lining-papers Microfilm Master negative: 95-82503-9 No. 9 on a reel of 19 titles Filmed;

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Social contract; essays by Locke, Hume and Rousseau Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960, editor; Locke, John, 1632-1704. Essay concerning the true original extent and end of civil government; Hume, David, 1711-1776. Of the original contract; Rousseau, Jean-Jacques, 1712-1778. Du contrat social; Hopkins, Gerard, 1892-1961, translator New York: Oxford Univ. Press, 1948

xliv, 307 pages ; 19 cm

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Church, state and study: essays by Ernest Barker. -- London: Methuen, London, England, 1930

vii, 280 p Includes bibliograhical references I. The Roman conception of empire. II. The unity of mediaeval civilization. III. A Huguenot theory of politics. IV. Puritanism. V. Christianity and nationality. VI. The discredited state. VII. The ʹRule of law̋. VIII. The study ofpolitical science. IX. History and philosophy. X. Academic freedom. XI. Until teachers are kings. XII. The uses of leisure

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The development of public services in Western Europe, 1660-1930 Ernest Barker London: Oxford University Press, London, England, 1944

viii, 93 pages ; 21 cm Bibliographical foot-notes

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British statesmen Ernest Barker; with 12 plates in colour and 17 illustrations in black & white London: William Collins of London; London: Printed in Great Britain by William Brown and Co. Ltd., Britain in pictures -- [13], Britain in pictures -- 13., London, England, 1941

46, [2] pages : 24 cm "Short bibliography": page 6

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Traditions of civility; eight essays. -- Ernest Barker [Hamden, Conn.]: Archon Books, [Hamden, Conn.], Connecticut, 1967

viii, 369 p. : 22 cm Reprint of the 1948 ed Bibliographical footnotes

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Social and political thought in Byzantium: from Justinian I to the last Palaeologus ; passages from Byzantine writers and documents by Ernest Barker; translated with an introduction and notes by Ernest Barker Oxford: Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1957

xvi, 239 pages ; 23 cm Includes bibliographical references and indexes General characteristics of Byzantine thought and literature -- The Byzantine background -- Agapetus: 'An exposition of heads of advice and counsel' addressed to Justinian I -- A Byzantine dialogue in the platonic manner De scientia politica (?sixth century) -- A novella of Justinian I on the empire and the priesthood -- Johannes Lydus De magistratibus: the career of a Byzantine official and scholar -- Two passages on kingship from the romance Barlaam and Josaphat (?first half of the seventh century) -- A passage from the preface to the Ecloga of Leo III (726) -- John of Damascus on church and state -- Theodore of Studion on church and state -- Passages from legal documents and treatises, secular and ecclesiastical -- Photius -- Philopatris: A dialogue in the style of Lucian, defending the Emperor Nicophorus Phocas and satirizing monks and monastic property -- The Strategicon of Kekaumenos and the De officio regis of Niculitzas -- Psellus -- Michael of Ephesus: A commentary on Aristotle's Politics -- Passages from the fable Stephanites and Ichnelates on kings and their advisers (from the Greek version made circa 1080) -- Theophylact, Archbishop of Bulgaria -- Theophylact's Oratio in Alexium Comnenum, with a passage from the Alexiad of Anna Comnena -- Nicephorus Blemmyds (circa 1200-70): the Andrias Basilikos -- Georgius Acropolites: funeral oration on John III Vatatzes -- Thomas Magister: his two speeches Peri Basileias and Peri Politeias -- Theodorus Metochites: his Miscellanea -- The social revolutionary movement of the Zealots of Thessalonica -- A letter from the Patriarch Antonius to Vasili I, Grand Prince of Russia, on the union of empire and church and the universality of the empire -- Gemistus Plethon -- Appendix: an anonymous address to an unknown king: the oration of Pseudo-Aristides Eis Basilea (possibly a rhetorical excercise by a Byzantine scholar)

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Essays on government Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960 Oxford, Clarendon Press [1960], 2d ed., Oxford, Clarendon Press [1960], oxk, 1960

vii, 304 p. ; 22 cm

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Social contract: essays by Locke, Hume, and Rousseau with an introduction by Sir Ernest Barker New York, Oxford University Press, New York, New York State, 1962

An essay concerning the true original, extent and end of civil government, by John Locke. Of the original contract, by David Hume. The social contract, by J.-J. Rousseau, tr. by Gerard Hopkins.

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Education for citizenship: being a lecture delivered in the Institute by Ernest Barker London, Pub. for the Institute of education by Oxford university press, H. Milford, University of London. Institute of education. Studies and reports., no. x, London, England, 1936

17, [1] p At head of title: University of London Institute of education

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Second partial report of delinquent tax study to December 31, 1938.: Presented to the General assembly of the state of Ohio. By the Delinquent tax commission of Ohio Compiled by Edward J. Gardner, chairman of the commission and supervisor of research, August 1937 to December 1938 F.J. Heer printing co., [Columbus, Ohio, 1939

viii, 167 p. 18 cm

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The Politics of Aristotle translated, with an introduction, notes and appendixes, by Ernest Barker .. The Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1946

"This new translation of one of the fundamental texts of Western political thought combines strict fidelity to Aristotle's Greek with a contemporary English prose style. Lord's intention throughout is to retain Aristotle's distinctive style. The accompanying notes provide literary and historical references, call attention to textual problems, and supply other essential information and interpretation. A glossary supplies working definitions of key terms in Aristotle's philosophical-political vocabulary as well as a guide to linguistic relationships that are not always reflected in equivalent English terms. Lord's extensive introduction presents a detailed account of Aristotle's life in relation to the political situation and events of his time and then discusses the problematic character and history of Aristotle's writings in general and of the Politics in particular. Lord also outlines Aristotle's conception of political science, tracing its relation to theoretical science on the one hand and to ethics on the other. In conclusion, he briefly traces the subsequent history and influence of the Politics up to modern times."--Publisher's description.

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National character and the factors in its formation by Ernest Barker London: Methuen, London, England, 1927

vii, 288 pages ; 23 cm Includes bibliographic references and index

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Reflections on government Ernest Barker New York: Oxford University Press, A Galaxy book,, GB15, New York, New York State, 1958

424 p. ; 21 cm

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The ideas and ideals of the British Empire Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960 Cambridge University Press, Current problems -- 7, 2d ed., Cambridge, England, 1951

167 p. 17 cm

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Greek political theory : Plato and his predecessors by Sir Ernest Barker London: Methuen, 5th ed., London, England, 1964

xii, 468 p

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The development of public services in Western Europe, 1660-1930. -- Ernest Barker Hamden, Conn.: Archon Books, Hamden, Conn, Connecticut, 1966

93 p First published in 1944 Bibliographical footnotes

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The politics of Aristotle Translated with an introd., notes, and appendixes by Ernest Barker New York, Oxford University Press, New York, New York State, 1958

"This new translation of one of the fundamental texts of Western political thought combines strict fidelity to Aristotle's Greek with a contemporary English prose style. Lord's intention throughout is to retain Aristotle's distinctive style. The accompanying notes provide literary and historical references, call attention to textual problems, and supply other essential information and interpretation. A glossary supplies working definitions of key terms in Aristotle's philosophical-political vocabulary as well as a guide to linguistic relationships that are not always reflected in equivalent English terms. Lord's extensive introduction presents a detailed account of Aristotle's life in relation to the political situation and events of his time and then discusses the problematic character and history of Aristotle's writings in general and of the Politics in particular. Lord also outlines Aristotle's conception of political science, tracing its relation to theoretical science on the one hand and to ethics on the other. In conclusion, he briefly traces the subsequent history and influence of the Politics up to modern times."--Publisher's description.

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The Merino: past, present and probable Harry Braim Austin Grahame Book Co., [3d ed.], Sydney, Australia, 1947

xii, 595 p. : 25 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

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Englishness and the Study of Politics: The Social and Political Thought of Ernest Barker (Ideas in Context) Stapleton, Julia Cambridge [England] ; New York: Cambridge University Press, Ideas in context, 32, Cambridge [England] ; New York, 1994

The definition of <'Englishness>' has become the subject of considerable debate, and in this important contribution to Ideas in Context Julia Stapleton looks at the work of one of the most wide- ranging and influential theorists of the English nation, Ernest Barker. The first holder of the Chair of Political Science at Cambridge, Barker wrote prolifically on the history of political thought and contemporary political theory, and his writings are notable for fusing three of the dominant strands of late- nineteenth and early-twentieth century political thought, Whiggism, Idealism and Pluralism. Infused with a strong cultural sense of nationhood, Barker>'s writings influenced a broad non-academic audience, and their subsequent neglect graphically demonstrates the fate of a certain vision of Liberal England in the generation after World War One. With, however, the erosion of a particular sense of Englishness, Barker>'s ideas have begun to assume renewed resonance.

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Church, state and study: essays by Ernest Barker London, Methuen, London, England, 1930

The Roman conception of empire. The unity of mediaeval civilization. A Huguenot theory of politics. Puritanism. Christianity and nationality. The discredited state. The 'rule of law.' The study of political science. History and philosophy. Academic freedom. Until teachers are Kings. The uses of leisure. Appendix. Lord Bryce.

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The city of God translated by John Healey; with an introduction by Ernest Barker London: Dent, London, England, 1931

1 volume Includes bibliographical references

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Social and political thought in Byzantium. from Justinian I to the last Palaeologus; passages from Byzantine writers and documents. Translated with an introd. and notes by Ernest Barker Oxford, Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1957

239 p. 22 cm

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Reflections on government Ernest Barker [London] Oxford university press, [London], England, 1942

Democratic government and its internal difficulties. -- Democracy and its external difficulties. -- Amendments to democracy. -- Alternatives to democracy

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Englishness and the Study of Politics: The Social and Political Thought of Ernest Barker (Ideas in Context, Series Number 32) Julia Stapleton Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing), 1 edition, March 9, 2006

The definition of "Englishness" has become the subject of considerable debate, and in this important contribution to Ideas in Context Julia Stapleton looks at the work of one of its most wide-ranging and influential theorists, Ernest Barker. Infused with a strong cultural sense of nationhood, Barker's writings influenced a broad nonacademic audience, and their subsequent neglect graphically demonstrates the fate of a certain vision of Liberal England in the generation after World War One. With, however, the erosion of a particular sense of Englishness, Barker's ideas have begun to assume renewed resonance.

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The European inheritance edited by Ernest Barker, George Clark, P. Vaucher Oxford Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1955

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The European Inheritance (3 Volume Set) edited by Sir Ernest Barker, Sir George Clark, P. Vaucher Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, Westport, Conn, United States, 1982

3 v. : 23 cm Reprint. Originally published: Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1954 Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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The Political thought of Plato and Aristotle by E. Barker. -- New York: Dover Publications, Dover books on history, social science, New York, New York State, 1959

xxii, 559 p Includes bibliographical references and index

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Burge memorial lectures, 1927-1933 delivered by Ernest Baker, the Rt. Hon. Viscount Cecil of Chelwood [and others] Oxford [England]: Clarendon Press, Oxford [England], England, 1933

1 volume (various pagings) ; 23 cm Each lecture has separate title page Christianity and nationality / E. Barker -- International Arbitration / Cecil of Chelwood -- The church and peace / Archbishop of Upsala -- Reunion and international friendship / John White -- Consolidating world peace -- Political aspects of world depression / Arthur Salter -- Youth and moral disarmament / G.G. Kullmann

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Universities in Great Britain, their position and their problems Barker, Ernest, Sir, 1874-1960 London, Pub. for International student service by the Student Chritisn movement press, London, England, 1931

98 p. 20 cm

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Reflections on government Ernest Barker New York: Oxford University Press, A Galaxy book,, GB15, New York, New York State, 1958

424 p. ; 21 cm

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Oliver Cromwell And The English People Ernest Barker Freeport, N.Y., Books for Libraries Press, Freeport, N.Y, New York State, 1971

105 p. 23 cm An address delivered before the Friedrich Sthamer-Gesellschaft in Hamburg, a branch of the Deutsch-Englische Gesellschaft in Berlin, on 17 Dec. 1936 Reprint of the 1937 ed Includes bibliographical references

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Church, state, and education Ernest Barker [Ann Arbor] University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor paperbacks,, AA10, 1st American ed. With a new pref. by the author., [Ann Arbor], Michigan, 1957

217 pages 21 cm Originally published in London in 1930 under title: Church, state, and study The Roman Conception of Empire -- The Unity of Mediaeval Civilization -- A Huguenot Theory of Politics -- Puritanism -- Christianity and Nationality -- The Discredited State -- The Study of Political Science -- History and Philosophy -- The Uses of Leisure

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Social contract: essays by Locke, Hume and Rousseau Ernest Barker New York: Oxford Univ. Press, The World's classics. Galaxy ed.,, 4, New York, New York State, 1948

A 38 page introduction by Barker; "An Essay Concerning the True Original, Extent and End of Civil Government" by John Locke ; "Of the Original Contract" by David Hume ; "The Social Contract" by Jean-Jacques Rousseau .

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Greek Political Theory Plato and His Predecessors (University Paperbacks) Ernest Barker London: Methuen ; New York: Barnes & Noble, University paperbacks; 3, [5th ed]., London, United Kingdom, 1960

Every Greek thinker of whom we have any distinct report up to, and including, Plato is taken in review, his teaching is analyzed and discussed his worth both absolutely and relatively in his era. The Saturday Review says of the author, "he writes a clear style free from the pedantry of needless long words; and further, he writes as a man moving in the world of today."--Page 4 of cover

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The character of England Ernest Barker Oxford, Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1947

xii, 595 pages 25 cm Collections of articles describing "what is characteristically English in each field, and the characteristic English contribution in that field."

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From Alexander to Constantine : passages and documents illustrating the history of social and political ideas, 336 B.C.-A.D. 337 translated with introductions, notes, and essays Oxford: Clarendon Press, Oxford, England, 1956

505 p.; 22 cm

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The Political Thought of Plato and Aristotle Ernest Barker, Sir Dover Publications, Incorporated, INscribe Digital, [N.p.], 2012

This clear and accurate exposition of Greek political thought offers a comprehensive exploration of the works of Plato and Aristotle. Students of political science and the history of Western philosophy will appreciate its insights into the sources of state power, the nature of political organization, the aims of the state, citizenship, justice, law, and related concepts. In addition to point-by-point discussions of Plato's Republic and Aristotle's Politics, this survey presents critical examinations of several of Plato's other dialogues along with Aristotle's Ethics. Further, it considers the origin of these ideas in the Greek political experience and in the contributions of other Greek theorists, including Heraclitus, Pythagoras, the Cyrenaics, and the Encyclopaedists. This classic of scholarship also includes epilogues that discuss the influence of Greek political ideas on such thinkers as Aquinas, Marsilio of Padua, Machiavelli, Spinoza, Hobbes, Rousseau, and Hegel.

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The Complete Plays of William Shakespeare and Selected Verse from the Plays (Chatham River Press Paperback Library) with an introduction by Sir Ernest Barker; illustrations by John Gilbert and Ray Abel Random House Value Publishing, Chatham River Press Paperback Library, 1984 edition (a), New York, USA, New York State, 1984

Why has the work of this modest Elizabethan actor and playwright survived over the centuries and across continents? It is because, even for the modern reader, Shakespeare's wit, immediacy of action, lively plots, and subtle characterisations make him infinitely accessible and continually captivating. The Complete Plays of William Shakespeare contains all thirty-seven plays written by this brilliant playwright. The light and whimsical comedies, stirring histories, and profound and cathartic tragedies are true classics that are treasured throughout the world. This magnificent collection brings to the reader of all Shakespeare's memorable characters including Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth, Othello, Richard III, Hamlet, Antony andCleopatra, and King Henry VIII--characters who stand as vivid today as when Shakespeare first set pen to paper more than three centuries ago. These splendid works are accompanied by precise and eloquent black-and-white line illustrations, making this an attractive volume that brings Shakespeare's popular and enduring plays as close as the nearest bookshelf. --back cover

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The European Inheritance (3 Volume Set) edited by Sir Ernest Barker, Sir George Clark, P. Vaucher Westport, Conn.: Greenwood Press, Westport, Conn, United States, 1982

3 v. : 23 cm Reprint. Originally published: Oxford : Clarendon Press, 1954 Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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Principles Of Social And Political Theory Ernest Barker, Sir Greenwood Press; ABC-CLIO, LLC, Reprint, Westport, Connecticut, 1980

viii, 284 p. ; 22 cm Includes bibliographical references and index Reprint of the 1961 ed. published by Oxford University Press, London

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The political thought of Plato and Aristotle Ernest Barker, Sir Russell & Russell Publishers, Dover books, T521, New York, 1959

559 pages 24 cm Bibliographical references included in footnotes The pre-socratics, Socrates, the minor socratics -- Proverbial thought and the philosophy of nature -- Proverbial philosophy -- Pythagoreanism -- Pythagoreans in politics -- Heraclitus -- Natural analogies in politicalthought at Athens -- The state and nature and the social contract -- Disturbance of ancient custom -- Anthropology -- The sophists -- Protagoras and Gorgias -- Man the maker -- Meaning of nature in the sphere of morality -- Might is right -- Social contract -- Superiority of a state of nature -- General iconoclasm -- The sophists and encyclopaedists -- Political pamphlets -- Ideal constitutions -- Socrates and his lesser followers -- Know thyself -- Socrates a prophet -- Scientific thinking -- Aristocratic tendency of Socrates' politics -- Socrates a conservative -- And yet a Radical -- Over-intellectualism of Socrates' views -- Xenophon's Cyropaedia -- Cynic cosmopolitanism -- The cyrenaics -- Plato and the platonic dialogue the defence of Socrates -- The life of Plato -- Plato the political reformaer -- The use of the dialogue -- Criticism of common opinion -- Use of analogy -- Dangers of analogy -- The earlier dialogue of Plato -- The apology a defense of resistance -- The Crito an explanation of obedience -- Viture is knowledge, and therefore teachable -- The Meno -- The Protagoras the sophist's view -- Socrates' refutation of Protagoras -- The Euthydemus on political art -- The Gorgias concerning shams -- Sham statesmanship -- The republic, or concerning Justice -- The plan and motives of the republic -- Plan of the republic -- Division of the republic -- The republic and economics -- The republic directed against sophists -- Attack on contemporary politics -- Political ignorance -- Political selfishness -- Connection of sophistic teaching and contemporary politics -- Plato's remedy -- The prima facie theory of justice -- Thrasymachus' definition of justice -- Plato's formal reply -- Glaucon's conception of justice -- Objections to Glaucon's conception -- Plato's methods of answering Glaucon -- Plato's construction of the state and discovery of true justice -- Parallel of man and the state -- Plato's psychology -- Psychological construction of a state -- Appetitive or economic element -- Spirited or military element -- Rational or governing element -- Character of the government -- Three class system -- Criticism of class system -- Advantages of division -- Justice discovered in the state -- Value of Plato's conception of Justice -- Plato's theory of education -- A new education propounded -- Contemporary Greek education -- Plato's use of existing materials -- Psychological basis of his scheme -- Education in its various stages -- Instruments of education -- Education culminates the idea of the good -- The state and its rulers in relation to the idea of the good -- Art as an instrument of education -- Moral reform of art -- The morality of art -- Province of the state in respect of art -- The education of reason -- Relation of the trained ruler to the state -- Communism -- Relation of platonic communism to education -- Communism necessary to the rule of reason -- Communism of property: its scope and character -- Communism of wives -- Plato's dislike of the household -- The emancipation of women -- Plato's scheme of marriage -- Low view of marriage -- Plato's asceticim -- Reactionary spirit of the Republic -- Relation of communism to personality -- Plato destroys the basis of personality -- Organic theory of the state -- Limitations of that theory -- The Republic as an ideal -- Plato and the tyranny of reason -- Plato's view of monarchy, and of the mixed state -- The absolute monarch -- The Republic and absolute monarchy -- The aim of the politicus -- Knowledge the criterion of the statesman -- The statesman and the law -- The monarch as making for harmony -- Monarchy a flexible government -- Plato's classification of states -- Value of the republic as an ideal standard -- Previous attempts at classification -- Platonic classification -- Plato's sketch of changes not historical -- The practical purpose of the sketch -- The successive changes -- Plato's view of democracy -- The law state and the mixed constitution -- New atmosphere of the laws -- The laws and Aristotle's politics -- The laws in relation to the republic -- The state based on will -- Conception of law as the expression of rational will -- Plato's opinion of contemporary constitutions -- Historical sketch of the growth of the state -- Necessity of a mixed constitution -- Mixture of monarchy and democracy -- Foundation of a colony Government of the colony -- Economics structure of the colony -- Aristotle's criticism of the state of the laws -- Defects of the state of the laws -- Education in the laws -- Theory of punishment -- Epilogue to the laws -- Aristotle his life and times: the place of the politics in his system -- The sources of the politics -- Aristotle's relation to his predecessors -- Respect for popular opinion -- Extent of his political information -- The life of Aristotle -- Aristotle's easrly life -- Aristotle in Macedonia -- Aristotle and Athens -- The teleology of Aristotle -- Aristotle's conception of form ii Teleological view of the world -- Conception of nature -- Relation of nature and art -- The end as the cause of development -- The end as giving an organic conception of the state -- Criticism of the teleological method -- The kingdom of ends -- The end as criterion of classification and standard of distribution -- The end as limit -- The mean -- Aristotle's conception of the unity of the state -- Aristotle's conception of unity -- The nature of an assosciation -- Criticism of Plato -- The state as a compound -- Iner unity of the state: justice and friendship

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The Crusades Ernest Barker, Sir Books for Libraries Press; Ayer Co Pub, Freeport, N.Y, New York State, 1971

112 p. 23 cm Reprint of the 1923 ed Includes bibliographical references

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Politics The politics of Aristotle translated with an introduction notes and appendixes by Ernest Barker Oxford at the Clarendon Press,, Oxford University Press paperback, London, New York, England, 1972

a Touchstone In Western Debates About Society And Government, The politics Is Aristotle's Classic Work On The Nature Of Political Community. Here, He Argues That People Band Together Into Political Communities To Secure A Good And Self-sufficient Life. He Discusses The Merits And Defects Of Various Regimes Or Ways Of Organizing Political Communitydemocracy In Particularand In The Process Examines Such Subjects As Slavery, Economics, The Family, Citizenship, Justice, And Revolution. peter Simpson Offers A New Translation Of Aristotle's Text From The Ancient Greek. He Renders The politics Into An English Version That Is Accurate, Readable, And In Certain Difficult Passages, Original. His Innovative Analytical Division Of The Whole Text, With Headings And Accompanying Summaries, Makes Clear The Progression And Unity Of The Argumenta Helpful Feature For Students Or Readers Unfamiliar With Aristotle's Studied Brevity And Often Elliptical Style. Books 7 And 8 Are Repositioneda Move Supported By Aristotle's Own Words And Much Scholarly Opinionto Restore The Work's Logical Organization And Coherence. Finally, Simpson Places The politics In Its Proper Philosophical Context By Beginning The Text With The Last Chapter Of Aristotle's nicomachean Ethics, Which He Sees As An Introduction To What Follows. <h3>library Journal</h3> the Past Few Years Have Seen A Spate Of New Translations Of Classic Texts In Philosophy, In Part Because Of More Complete Texts On Which To Base The Translations And In Part Because Of A Desire To Render The Texts In A More Contemporary English. Simpson (classics And Philosophy, Cuny) Has Produced A Fresh And Lively Translation That Is Perhaps More Logically Ordered. He Makes A Strong Case For Rearranging The Standard Order Of The Books Of The Politics To Provide A Sequence More In Keeping With Aristotle's Intentions, Positioning Books 7 And 8 To Follow Book 3. The Text Begins With A Translation Of Book 10, Chapter 9 Of The Nicomachean Ethics, Which Simpson Argues Is A Precursor To The Politics. A Comparison With Standard Translations, Such As Those Of Jowett And Barker, Indicates That Simpson Put Much Effort Into This Version And Clarified A Number Of Points That Earlier Translations Left Unclear. An Excellent Addition To All Academic And Major Public Libraries.terry C. Skeats, Bishop's Univ. Lib., Lennoxville, Quebec

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The Politics Aristotle; translated by Ernest Barker; introduction and notes by R.F. Stalley OUP Oxford, Oxford University Press USA, Oxford, 1998

The Politics is one of the most influential texts in the history of political thought, and it raises issues which still confront anyone who wants to think seriously about the ways in which human societies are organized and governed. The work of one of the world's greatest philosophers, it draws on Aristotle's own great knowledge of the political and constitutional affairs of the Greek cities. By examining the way societies are run - from households to city states - Aristotle establishes how successful constitutions can best be initiated and upheld. For this edition Sir Ernest Barker's fine translation, which has been widely used for nearly half a century, has been extensively revised to meet the needs of the modern reader. The accessible introduction and clear notes by R F Stalley examine the historical and philosophical background of the work and discuss its significance for modern political thought. ABOUT THE SERIES: For over 100 years Oxford World's Classics has made available the widest range of literature from around the globe. Each affordable volume reflects Oxford's commitment to scholarship, providing the most accurate text plus a wealth of other valuable features, including expert introductions by leading authorities, helpful notes to clarify the text, up-to-date bibliographies for further study, and much more.

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The Politics (The World's Classics) Aristotle; translated by Sir Ernest Barker; revised with an introduction and notes by R.F. Stalley Oxford ; New York: Oxford University Press, Oxford world's classics (Oxford University Press), Oxford, 1998

"This new translation of one of the fundamental texts of Western political thought combines strict fidelity to Aristotle's Greek with a contemporary English prose style. Lord's intention throughout is to retain Aristotle's distinctive style. The accompanying notes provide literary and historical references, call attention to textual problems, and supply other essential information and interpretation. A glossary supplies working definitions of key terms in Aristotle's philosophical-political vocabulary as well as a guide to linguistic relationships that are not always reflected in equivalent English terms. Lord's extensive introduction presents a detailed account of Aristotle's life in relation to the political situation and events of his time and then discusses the problematic character and history of Aristotle's writings in general and of the Politics in particular. Lord also outlines Aristotle's conception of political science, tracing its relation to theoretical science on the one hand and to ethics on the other. In conclusion, he briefly traces the subsequent history and influence of the Politics up to modern times."--Publisher's description.

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Social Contract: Essays by Locke, Hume, and Rousseau (Galaxy Books) Ernest Barker, Sir; Gerard Hopkins; John Locke; David Hume; Jean-Jacques Rousseau Oxford University Press, USA, Oxford University Press paperback, London ; New York, 1960

The idea of social contract which flourished in the 18th century found its roots and inspiration in three sources: the teaching of the Bible (which instructed that the powers that be are ordained of God, but also that David made a covenant with his people): the doctrines of Roman Law (which directed that "the people, by the Law of the Monarch passed in regard to his authority, confers upon him and into his hands all its authority and power"); and the principles of Aristotle's Politics (which favored a clear distinction between king and tyrant, and endorsed the right of the masses not only to elect the magistrate but also to call him to account). These rudimentary principles became the political inheritance of the Middle Ages and took the form of a contract of government between feudal king and feudatory. "I will be to you faithful and true...on condition that you keep me as I am willing to deserve, and all that to fulfill that our agreement was, when I was to you submitted and chose your will." Later, in the eighteenth century, these principles of "contracts of government" became trasmuted into "contracts of society," and found their fullest expression in the writings of Locke, Hume, and Rousseau. The three essays collected in this volume proved to be as rich in their legacy to future political systems as they had been rich in their inheritance from the past. Their influence is seen in many revolutionary social treatises, in the writings of Thomas Paine, and, moreover, in the Constitutions of all free nations.

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Englishness and the Study of Politics: The Social and Political Thought of Ernest Barker (Ideas in Context, Series Number 32) Julia Stapleton Cambridge University Press (Virtual Publishing), Ideas in context, 32, 1. publ, Cambridge u.a, 1994

The definition of 'Englishness' has become the subject of considerable debate, and in this important contribution to Ideas in Context, Julia Stapleton looks at the work of one of the most wide-ranging and influential theorists of the English nation, Ernest Barker. The first holder of the Chair of Political Science at Cambridge, Barker wrote prolifically on the history of political thought and contemporary political theory, and his writings are notable for fusing three of the dominant strands of late nineteenth- and early twentieth-century political thought, Whiggism, Idealism and Pluralism. Infused with a strong cultural sense of nationhood, Barker's writings influenced a broad non academic audience, and their subsequent neglect graphically demonstrates the fate of a certain vision of Liberal England in the generation after World War One. With, however, the erosion of a particular sense of Englishness, Barker's ideas have begun to assume renewed resonance.

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