Taylor and Rousseau on Republican Freedom and Political Fragmentation

The European Legacy 27 (6):601-616 (2022)
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Both Rousseau and Charles Taylor are well-known for their support of positive freedom. However, Taylor criticizes Rousseau’s positive freedom and the general will for inducing the worst form of hom...

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