The Good Old Liberal Consensus

The Philosophers' Magazine 87:96-99 (2019)
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In this essay, I explain why the traditional liberal consensus is needed now as much as it ever was.

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1354814X

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10.5840/tpm20198795

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Daniel A. Kaufman
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