Justifying Toleration: Conceptual and Historical Perspectives

Susan Mendus

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Preface Introduction Susan Mendus 1. Scepticism and toleration in the seventeenth century Richard Tuck 2. A more tolerant Hobbes? Alan Ryan 3. Locke: toleration and the rationality of persecution Jeremy Waldron 4. Toleration and Mill's liberty of though and discussion David Edwards 5. Rousseau and respect for others Nicholas Dent 6. The intolerable D. D. Raphael 7. Autonomy, toleration and the harm principle Joseph Raz 8. Friendship, truth and politics: Hannah Arendt and toleration Margaret Canovan 9. Dissent, toleration and civil rights in communism G. W. Smith 10. Liberalism, marxism and tolerance Graeme Duncan and John Street 11. Socialism and toleration David Miller Index.

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