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245 10 $aWhy liberalism failed /$cPatrick J. Deneen ; foreword by James Davison Hunter and John M. Owen IV.
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505 00 $tForeword /$rJames Davidson Hunter and John M. Owen IV --$tIntroduction: the end of liberalism --$tUnsustainable liberalism --$tUniting individualism and statism --$tLiberalism as anticulture --$tTechnology and the loss of liberty --$tLiberalism against liberal arts --$tThe new aristocracy --$tThe degradation of citizenship --$tConclusion: liberty after liberalism.
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