Mill on Democracy: From the Athenian Polis to Representative Government

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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction1. The Modernity of AthensThe Ancients of the ModernsBeyond the French LiberalsAgainst the British "Reactionaries"2. The Polis of the Moderns Are Mill's Politics Platonist?Bureaucratic Despotism and the Displacement of Politics"Talking" and "Doing"Silence and SpeechThe Politics of Indirectness3. The Agora ModelVoice as Presence and Proportional RepresentationAdvocacy and DeliberationThe Two Faces of RepresentationProcedural Equality and an Unequal Political InfluencePublicity, Sincerity, and Responsible Participation4. The Socratic EthosThe Sovereignty of the IndividualFrom Sophism to SocratismThe Public CriticA Political Virtue of the Moderns5. Democratic Liberty and Society Beyond the Theory of the Two LibertiesLiberty as Freedom from SubjectionSubjection as InfantilizationMarital Despotism Cooperation and the Democratic ProjectNotesBibliographyIndex

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