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(Rawls), 141
Lee, Robert E., 66
Lehning, Percy B., 163
Leopold II (king of Belgium), 65, 200
Lesnor, Carl, 182
“Letter from a Birmingham Jail” (King), vi, xvi
Lewis, C.S., 3
liberalism
aboriginal expropriation and, xix, 27
absolutism opposed by, 5, 16, 23, 28,
33, 220n6
abstractions within, xv, 30
African slavery and, 21, 27
American liberalism and, 26, 43
American Revolution and, 92
anti- imperialism and, 26
black liberalism and, xx, 17, 22, 31,
155, 201– 3
black nationalism and, xiv, 205
black radical liberalism and, xxi, 201– 15,
230n46, 243n2
bourgeois liberalism and, xiv
capitalism and, 24, 203– 4
“color- blind” liberalism and, xv, xvii, 7,
12, 27, 39, 48
“color- conscious” liberalism and, 12
communitarianism and, 15, 19, 30, 32
“comprehensive” versus “political” forms
of, 30, 32, 165
contractarianism and, xiii, xvii, 5, 12,
14– 15, 28, 30, 32, 35– 36, 39, 44– 45,
140– 41, 154
definitions of, 5, 11– 13
democracy and, 21, 89
deontology and, 94
egalitarianism and, xiii, 12– 13, 17, 23, 28,
86, 92– 93, 178
emancipatory ambitions and potential of,
xiii, xvii, 13– 14, 27
epistemology and, xvi– xvii
equality and, xxi, 5, 12, 20– 21, 23, 27
Eurocentrism and, 6, 26
exclusionary aspects of, xiii– xiv,
21– 22, 86, 89
feminist critiques of, xiv– xvi, 5– 6, 12, 17,
22, 92, 201, 207
fraternity/ sorority and, 20– 21
French Revolution and, 92
gender hierarchy within, xiii, xv, xxi, 13,
23, 31, 86, 92
global hegemony of, xvii, 14, 28, 139, 204
group dominance and, 13– 14,
18– 19, 22– 23
historical progressivism and, 22
humanism and, 19– 20
ideal theory and, 12, 17, 37– 38,
75– 76, 207
imperialism and, xiii, xv, xix, 6, 12, 21, 26
individualism and, xiv, 5– 6, 12– 15,
17– 20, 27– 28, 39, 45, 75, 83, 117, 204
intrinsically problematic values
and, 20– 21
juridical system and, 23– 24
laissez- faire ideologies and, 5, 12,
30, 44– 45
“left- liberalism” versus “right- liberalism”
and, 11– 12, 24, 30, 44– 45,
177– 78, 243n2
libertarianism and, 45, 88, 179
Marxist critiques of, xiv, 14– 16, 25, 44,
83, 203, 205
meliorism and, 13, 17, 22
modernity and, xiii, 28, 48, 92– 93
neo- liberalism and, 25, 28, 45
obstacles to, 14
Occupy! movement and, 10
ontology of, xv– xvi, 6, 14– 19, 25, 39, 83
patriarchal liberalism and, xiv– xvi, 5– 6
Peace of Westphalia (1648) and, 151
personhood and, xvi, 5, 30, 45, 92– 93,
177– 78, 203
post- colonial critiques of, xiv
post- structuralist critiques of, xiv
property and, xvi, 5
public and private spheres in, 6
race and racism in, xiii, xv– xviii, 5– 6, 13,
24, 26, 30– 31, 43, 45, 48, 86, 92– 97,
113, 117, 120, 124, 151– 52, 178,
191– 93, 204
racial exploitation and, xvii, 18, 119– 20
racial liberalism, xiv– xxi, 5, 7, 26, 28– 29,
31– 32, 35– 48, 141, 201, 206, 208, 215
“racist liberalism” and, xv
radical liberalism and, xvi, 11, 13– 14,
18, 20– 24
rationalism and, xiii
rectificatory justice and, 26, 209
social- democratic values and, 5, 17, 20,
24, 28, 30, 44– 45
socialism and, 24– 25
structural oppression ignored in, 16http://www.ebook3000.com