The moral basis of liberal education

Studies in Philosophy and Education 13 (2):111-124 (1994)
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The moral right to liberal education involves issues of distribution and of content. The former issue bears on the distribution of educational resources. The latter issue bears on the issue of multiculturalism. Both issues are discussed from the standpoint of equal rights

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