Judith Shklar and the liberalism of fear Martyn Brown

Judith Shklar and the liberalism of fear Martyn BrownThis book is both an exploration of Judith Shklars liberalism of fear and an examination of the proper role and limits of political theory. It advances a novel interpretation of Shklars mature work, one that emphasises its value monism. It also defends a value pluralist approach to resolving moral conflicts and thinking about freedom.

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