Add sections to the bookbuilder: Beyond Free and Equal: Subalternity and the Limits of Liberal-Democracy (Jakeet Singh)

 

With complex structures, e.g., a chapter with subsections, selecting only the chapter is likely to select only the chapter's title, so probably you want to select the chapter and all its subsections.

The text structure is shown below.

 
Section
Select
Title, author, date...
Beyond Free and Equal: Subalternity and the Limits of Liberal-Democracy
Abstract
Acknowledgments
1. The Imperial Frontiers of Liberal-Democracy: Subalternity, Social Movements, and the Ethico-Political
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Liberal-Democracy
1.3 Hegemony and Subalternity
1.4 Postcolonialism and the Challenge of Politics
1.5 Political Theory and the Postcolonial Challenge
1.5.1 Postcolonial Liberalism?
1.5.2 Postcolonial Development?
1.6 An Alternative Trajectory for Postcolonial Politics
1.6.1 Privileging the subaltern
1.6.2 Privileging social movements
1.6.3 Privileging the ‘ethico-political’
1.7 Chapter Outline
2. Pluralism beyond Postsecularism: Imperialism, LiberalDemocracy and the Politics of Religious/Secular Diversity
2.1 Introduction
2.2 The Postsecular Turn
2.3 Two Limits on Postsecular Pluralism
2.3.1 Legitimating the Liberal-Democratic State
2.3.2 Imperial Modernization
2.4 Beyond Habermasian Postsecularism: Public Reason in an Imperial Context
2.5 Conclusion
3. Recognition and Self-Determination: Approaches from Above and Below
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Two Understandings of Recognition
3.3 Two Understandings of Freedom & Power
3.4 Two Understandings of Cultural Claims & Cultural Diversity
3.5 Two Understandings of Self-Determination
3.6 Conclusion
4. Foucault, Freedom and the Ethics of Autonomy</strong>
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Foucault’s Three Freedoms
4.2.1 The First Freedom
4.2.2 The Second Freedom
4.2.3 The Third Freedom
4.3 Foucault and the Politics of Autonomy
4.4 Foucault and Liberal-Democracy
4.5 Beyond Liberal-Democracy and the Autonomous Subject
4.6 Conclusion
5. Agency beyond Autonomy: Social Movements, Deep Diversity, and the Relationship between Ethics and Politics
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Nancy Fraser and the Critical Theory Tradition
5.3 Chantal Mouffe and the Radical Democracy Tradition
5.4 Richard Day and the Post-Anarchist Tradition
5.5 Saba Mahmood and the Politics of Piety
5.6 Conclusion
6. Conclusion: Sikhi as Ethico-Political Practice
Bibliography