Review of Larmore, 'The Morals of Modernity' [Book Review]

Philosophical Review 107 (2):293-296 (1998)
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This collection of essays displays Charles Larmore’s exceptional ability to combine the best of analytic and Hegelian traditions of moral and political theory. This cross-pollination has produced a book that, as a whole, advances several important new proposals, especially regarding political liberalism and moral epistemology.

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