Acknowledgments | vii | ||
Preface to the Second Edition | ix | ||
Introduction to the First Edition | xiii | ||
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1 The Liberalism of John Rawls: A Brief Exposition | 1 | (20) | |
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2 The Egalitarian Liberalism of Ronald Dworkin | 21 | (20) | |
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3 The Hegemonic Liberalism of Susan Moller Okin | 41 | (20) | |
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4 Robert Nozick and the Foundations of Political Individualism | 61 | (16) | |
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5 Richard Posner: Pragmatist, Classical Liberal, and Legal Anti-Positivist | 77 | (20) | |
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6 Beyond the Procedural Republic: The Communitarian Liberalism of Michael Sandel | 97 | (24) | |
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7 Alasdair MacIntyre: Recovering the Rationality of Traditions | 121 | (20) | |
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8 Inescapably a Liberalist: Richard Rorty as Social Theorist | 141 | (20) | |
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9 The Unorthodox Liberalism of Joseph Raz | 161 | (16) | |
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10 William Galston's Defense of Liberalism: Forging Unity amid Diversity | 177 | (20) | |
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11 The New Natural Law Theory of John Finnis | 197 | (20) | |
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Index | 217 | (12) | |
Contributors | 229 |
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