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East Meets West: Richard Rorty and Jan Patocka on Freedom

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Lom, P.
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A Czech philosopher brought into dialogue with American postmodernism. Today, in current debates abobut liberalism, there is no consensus about how to defend or justify liberal principles for its traditional justifications.

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Paper provided by European Institute - Political and Social Sciences in its series Papers with number 97/13.

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Length: 23 pages
Date of creation: 1997
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Keywords: LIBERALISM PHILOSOPHY

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