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Case for Conservatism

Name: Case for Conservatism
Brand: Cornell University Press
SKU: 02292544
Price: 52.79 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: John Kekes
ISBN: 9780801485527

John Kekes

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English

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Libristo code: 02292544

Publishers Cornell University Press, February 2001

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Philosopher John Kekes argued in his book Against Liberalism that liberalism as a political system is doomed to failure by its internal inconsistencies. In this companion volume, he makes a compelling case for conservatism as the best alternative. His is the first systematic description and defense of the basic assumptions underlying conservative thought. Conservatism, Kekes maintains, is concerned with the political arrangements that enable members of a society to live good lives. These political arrangements are based on skepticism about ideologies, pluralism about values, traditionalism about institutions, and pessimism about human perfectibility.