Civil Society and Civil Liberties—or Libertarian Liberty Instead? [Book Review]

Times Higher Education:x (1995)
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Abstract

I fill Ernest Gellner with disgust: disgust at my views and disgust at his inability to say exactly what is wrong with them (or so he once remarked in his social philosophy seminar).

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J. C. Lester
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