Liberalism by Charvet, John -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Page Praise Half Title Series Page Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Table of Contents Acknowledgements General Introduction

Further Reading Notes

Part II Liberal Values

Introduction 7 The Idea and Value of Freedom

The Meaning of Freedom What is Autonomy? The Value of Freedom Further Reading Notes

8 The Equality of the Participants

Equality of Status Egalitarian Liberalism Equality and Feminism Equality and Multi-Culturalism Group Rights Further Reading Notes

9 Community

Independent Political Society Liberalism and National Identity Liberalism and International Society Further Reading Notes

10 Liberalism and Human Well-Being

The Meaning of Well-Being Liberalism and Material Well-Being Rational Powers, Autonomy and Well-Being Liberalism and Associational Well-Being Liberalism and Spiritual Well-Being Further Reading Notes

Part III Liberal Theories

Introduction Further Reading 11 Libertarian Theories

A Natural Right to Liberty The State Further Reading Notes

12 Utilitarian Theories of Liberalism

The Principle of Utility Further Reading Notes

13 Kant’S Idea of Freedom as Rational Self-Determination

Introduction Prudential Rationality Moral Rationality Kant’s Liberalism Kant’s Theory of the State The Status of the Individual in Kant’s Ethics Further Reading Notes

14 Contemporary Theories of Liberalism

References Index