| Sumario: | This book explores the methodological challenges in political theory, addressing the interplay between political concepts and research methods. It examines the structural tension between individual and collective approaches in academic writing and theory production. The text highlights the dual pressures of pluralism and silence surrounding methodological issues, and emphasizes the need for a reflective practice in political inquiry. It draws on philosophical and political traditions to redefine how political frameworks are analyzed, arguing for a relationship between method and political forms. The book targets scholars and researchers in political science and philosophy, aiming to deepen understanding of methodological implications in political discourse.
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