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Alienation and value-neutrality
Brookfield, Vt.: Ashgate (1998)
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The author exposes an alienating conception of rationality and its influence over modern liberal thought and practice, looking specifically at the rise in moral relativism and the development of the liberal democratic state.Other Versions
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