A Philosophy of Nationhood and the Modern Self

Part 1. Nationhood in Political Theory

1. Introduction
Michal Rozynek

2. Defining ‘The Nation’
Michal Rozynek

3. Nationhood and Its Critics
Michal Rozynek

Part 2. Subjectivity as Modernity

4. The Genealogy of the Modern Self
Michal Rozynek

5. Individual Autonomy and Belonging
Michal Rozynek

6. Why Politics Cannot Be Universal
Michal Rozynek

Part 3. Nationhood and the Political World

7. Constructing Political Subjectivity: Agency and Nationhood
Michal Rozynek

8. The Ethics of Political Membership: Cosmopolitanism vs. Nationalism
Michal Rozynek

9. ‘Self’ Under Scrutiny. On ‘Post-national’ Thought
Michal Rozynek

10. Conclusion: ‘National Humanity’
Michal Rozynek

Keywords: Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Social Philosophy, Political Science, Philosophy of the Social Sciences, Social Sciences, general