Tolerance and Modern Liberalism: From Paradox to Aretaic Moral Ideal

Lanham: Lexington Books (2016)
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In this book, René González de la Vega argues that tolerance under the structure of modern deontological liberalism becomes a "suicidal ideal" or an irrational attitude, mainly because its claims are contradictory to the core normative elements of this account of the liberal thought.

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