Titlebook: In Search of the Liberal Moment; Democracy, Anti-tota Stephen W. Sawyer,Iain Stewart Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author

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,Foucault and France’s Liberal Moment,n with other plausible beliefs, and that the process of forging an identity is as meaningful and important as the particular identity one happens to settle upon. If so, it follows that the speech act of saying “I am a liberal” would (I submit, very hesitantly) be as constitutive to being a liberal a

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second half of the twentieth century. It surveys a significant shift in interest regarding socio-political philosophy and culture, with the 1970s emergence of a blossoming French curiosity about liberalism and liberal thought. While liberalism had played an important role in French political debate

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,Introduction: New Perspectives on France’s “Liberal Moment”,velopment than de Ruggiero himself, who in 1925 had remarked of contemporary French democracy that it was “utterly unable to grasp the idea of moral liberty, the value of personality, and the capacity of the individual to react upon his environment.”

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,“The Best Help I Could Find to Understand Our Present”: Fran?ois Furet’s Antirevolutionary Reading that Furet’s reading of Tocqueville was dominated by his own obsessive concern with the danger of revolutionary politics and that the understanding of democratic politics that Furet drew from this reading led him in an increasingly conservative direction in the last decade of his life.

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Epilogue: Neoliberalism and the Crisis of Democratic Theory,e founding amendment of the Third Republic; some five decades later, the “Colloque Lippmann” in the interwar years established an agenda for an entire generation and beyond, while élie Halévy maintained an intellectual project that nourished Raymond Aron, Fran?ois Furet, and others.

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