Titlebook: Ideas and Politics in Modern Britain; J. C. D. Clark (Fellow) Book 1990 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 199

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Conservatism, Individualism and the Political Thought of the New Rightas the conquest of conservatism by the ideas and doctrines of the New Right. This conquest was nowhere total, and it was not by any means universal. It can be justly termed hegemonic, nevertheless, in precisely the Gramscian sense, in that conservative parties, governments and intellectual journals

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Theology, Toleration and Conflict of political and moral ideas in Britain today. It is, regrettably, no more than a prolegomenon to the case for arguing that it would be both coherent with the traditions of this country, and humanly, that is, morally satisfying, to act on the assumption that the United Kingdom is a Christian state

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Theology, Philosophy and Politics first, addressing its credal content, sees scepticism about the historical accuracy of scripture and a tendency to water down the traditional doctrines of Christianity as driven by subservience to secular philosophy, rather than by anything internal to biblical and doctrinal scholarship. The second

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Needs, Entitlements and Obligations: Towards a New Consensus on Welfare Policyollective resources, but also to the limitations of our common knowledge. As such, it is a branch of political activity susceptible to the cant of ‘moralism’, and to the sententious pursuit of nebulous political goals under the guise of humanitarian generosity.. But, at last, it has become possible

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Education: From Boyle to Bakere thought with uncommon eloquence. The British establishment (political as well as cerebral) subscribed to a progressive consensus which had been invented between the wars (mainly by R. H. Tawney) and revised in the 1950s (notably by Tony Crosland). It wanted to abolish the 11-plus, to expand higher

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