Liberalism: A Very Short Introduction

Michael Freeden

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1. A house of many mansions 2. The liberal narrative 3. Layers of liberalism 4. The morphology of liberalism 5. The liberal canon 6. Philosophical liberalism: Idealizing justice 7. Misappropriations, reformulations, disparagements and lapses References Further reading

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