Chapter One Introduction

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Studying Liberal Society and Modernity

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Liberal Modernity: Realization of the Perennial Quest for Liberty

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Concept and Reality of Liberal Modernity

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Dimensions of Liberal Modernity

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Liberal Modernity and its Adversaries

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Liberal Society and Contemporary Western Civilization

pp.：  33 – 33

Liberalism: Idealism and Institutionalism of Liberty

pp.：  34 – 38

Ideal and Social System of Liberty

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The Ideal and Social System of Liberty, Equality and Justice

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Synthesis of Liberty and Equality: Freedom and Egalitarianism

pp.：  39 – 48

Synthesis of Liberty and Justice: Freedom and Equity

pp.：  49 – 54

Chapter Two Liberal Society and Modernity: Ideals and Institutions of Liberalism

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General Considerations

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Integral Liberty

pp.：  56 – 70

Integration of Economic and Social Liberty

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Integration of Negative and Positive Freedom

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Integration of Formal and Substantive Freedom

pp.：  64 – 64

Integration of Individual and Public Liberty

pp.：  65 – 66

Social Foundations of Liberty

pp.：  67 – 70

Liberal Egalitarianism: Comprehensive Social Equality and Inclusion

pp.：  71 – 85

Liberal Sociological-Economic Egalitarian Arguments

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Liberal and Other Egalitarianism

pp.：  75 – 82

Integral Egalitarianism

pp.：  83 – 85

Liberal Justice: Universal Social Equity

pp.：  86 – 90

Liberal Sociological-Economic Justice Arguments

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Liberal Democracy

pp.：  91 – 98

The Liberal System of Political Liberty, Equality and Justice

pp.：  91 – 92

Modern Democracy, Liberalism and Anti-Liberalism

pp.：  93 – 98

Societal Pluralism

pp.：  99 – 119

Political Pluralism

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Political Neutrality and Tolerance

pp.：  102 – 113

Cultural Pluralism and Tolerance

pp.：  114 – 119

Social Universalism

pp.：  120 – 125

Universalism, Particularism and Pluralism

pp.：  121 – 125

Individualism

pp.：  126 – 135

Social vs. Atomistic Individualism

pp.：  130 – 130

Individual Liberty, Universal Rights and Dignity

pp.：  131 – 135

Other Principles and Institutions of Liberalism

pp.：  136 – 156

Rationalism, Modernism, Progressivism and Optimism

pp.：  136 – 139

Liberal Humanism and Secularism

pp.：  140 – 145

Liberal Pacifism

pp.：  146 – 156

Chapter Three Social Factors and Effects of Liberalism

pp.：  157 – 258

The Sociological Constitution of Liberalism

pp.：  157 – 175

The Class Structure of Liberalism

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The Historical Conjuncture of Liberalism

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Liberal Society's Genesis and Evolution – Social Origins and Development of Liberalism

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The Enlightenment: The True Genesis of Liberalism and the Project of Liberal Society

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Modern Enlightenment versus Medieval Darkness

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Elements of Liberal Modernity in the Enlightenment

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Enlightenment and the Conservative-Authoritarian Reaction

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The Enlightenment-Conservative Antinomies

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The Enlightenment and Rationalism

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The Enlightenment and Integral Liberty

pp.：  208 – 214

The Enlightenment and Societal Modernism

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The Enlightenment and Egalitarianism

pp.：  221 – 224

The Enlightenment and Liberal Democracy

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The "Neo-Enlightenment"

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Strands and Instances of the Enlightenment

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The Enlightenment, the French/American Revolution and Modern Liberalism

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Chapter Four Types of Liberalism

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Classical Liberalism

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British and Continental-European Original Liberalism

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Liberty in Society

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A System of Liberty, Equality and Justice

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Classical Sociological Liberalism

pp.：  271 – 273

Critiques and Revisions of Classical Liberalism

pp.：  274 – 277

Contemporary Liberalism

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Modern American Liberalism

pp.：  279 – 293

Economic Liberalism

pp.：  294 – 321

Classical Economic Liberalism

pp.：  299 – 306

Contemporary Economic Liberalism

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Economic Liberalism and Historical Stages of Capitalism

pp.：  311 – 313

Economic Liberalism and Sociological Types of Capitalism

pp.：  314 – 314

Economic Liberalism and Comparative Capitalist Systems

pp.：  315 – 321

Social Liberalism

pp.：  322 – 341

Political and Cultural Liberalism

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Classical and Contemporary Social Liberalism

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Neo-Liberalism: "New" Liberalism or Neo-Conservatism?

pp.：  334 – 341

Liberalism and Libertarianism

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Partial and Extreme Economic "Liberalism"

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Economic Non-Liberalism

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Social Non-Liberalism

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Libertarianism versus Modernized Liberalism

pp.：  359 – 361

Appendix: Other Classifications of Liberalism

pp.：  362 – 366

Chapter Five Liberal Democracy: Political Liberalism

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Liberalism and Democracy

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Liberal Democracy and its Adversaries

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The Liberal-Democratic Link and Its Detractors

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Liberalization and Democratization

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Liberal Democracy and Political Liberty

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Formal and Substantive Political Liberty

pp.：  379 – 383

Constitutional and Liberal Democracy

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Positive and Negative Political Liberty

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Individual and Collective Political Liberty

pp.：  392 – 393

Liberal Democracy and Political Pluralism

pp.：  394 – 404

Political Pluralism and Freedom

pp.：  394 – 394

Formal and Substantive Political Pluralism

pp.：  395 – 404

Liberal Democracy and Political Egalitarianism

pp.：  405 – 420

Integral Political Equality

pp.：  405 – 420

Liberal Democracy and Justice

pp.：  421 – 429

Political Egalitarianism and Justice in Liberal Democracy

pp.：  421 – 423

Integral Political Justice

pp.：  424 – 429

Liberal Democracy and Political Universalism

pp.：  430 – 441

Liberal Political Universalism and Inclusion vs. Illiberal Particularism and Exclusion

pp.：  430 – 432

Universalistic Political Culture

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Modern Liberal and Illiberal Democracies and Universalism

pp.：  434 – 441

Liberal Democracy and Secularism

pp.：  442 – 452

Formal Secularism: A Secular Liberal State

pp.：  444 – 446

Substantive Secularism: Secular Liberal Society

pp.：  447 – 452

Liberal Democracy and Rationalism

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Political Rationalism versus Economic Rationality

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Public Use of Reason

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Liberal Democracy and Humanism

pp.：  459 – 482

Liberal Democracy and Human Liberties, Rights and Life

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Liberal Humanism and the Welfare State

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Political Liberalism and the Welfare State

pp.：  472 – 482

Chapter Six Liberal Civil Society and Culture: Socio-Cultural Liberalism

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Liberalism and Civil Society

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Liberal Civil Society and Social Liberty

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Economic and Non-Economic Liberties

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Individual and Group Liberties, Rights and Identities

pp.：  490 – 493

The 'Dark Side' of Liberal Civil Society and Anti-Liberalism

pp.：  494 – 496

Liberal Culture

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Enlightenment Culture

pp.：  497 – 502

Liberal Multiculturalism

pp.：  503 – 507

Moral Liberalism

pp.：  508 – 525

Liberal Morality: Moral Liberty and Individualism

pp.：  508 – 513

Liberal Moral Virtue

pp.：  514 – 515

Ethical Universalism and Humanism

pp.：  516 – 519

Ethical Rationalism

pp.：  520 – 525

Religious Liberalism

pp.：  526 – 554

Liberal Religious Freedom

pp.：  526 – 542

Secular Civil Society and Culture

pp.：  543 – 554

Chapter Seven Conclusion

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References

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Index

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