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The Liberalism Trap John Stuart Mill And Customs Of Interpretation Menaka Philips

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The Liberalism Trap John Stuart Mill And Customs Of Interpretation Menaka Philips
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Publisher: Oxford University Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.01 MB
Author: Menaka Philips
ISBN: 9780197658567, 0197658563
Language: English
Year: 2023

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The Liberalism Trap John Stuart Mill And Customs Of Interpretation Menaka Philips by Menaka Philips 9780197658567, 0197658563 instant download after payment.

Arguments about liberalism's meanings, endurance, imminent death, or revival are widespread in modern political thought. But what effect do these preoccupations with liberalism have on the way political questions are taken up? In The Liberalism Trap, Menaka Philips argues that the focus on liberalism has become a customary limit on our political imaginations. To examine the costs of that custom, Philips turns to John Stuart Mill-the so-called paradigmatic liberal. As she argues, Mill's famed liberal status is habitually substituted for his political arguments such that the now standard association of Mill with liberalism determines how and why he is read. Philips, however, takes a break from that ready association. Her comparative reading of Mill's work concerning women's emancipation, class reform, and the British Empire recovers a thinker guided not by the ideological certainties he is often made out to represent, but by a politics of uncertainty-a politics which generated...

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