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A carregar... Liberalismo e democracia (original 1985; edição 1988)por Norberto, Bobbio, Marco Aurelio Nogueira
Informação Sobre a ObraLiberalism and Democracy por Norberto BOBBIO (1985)
![]() Nenhum(a) Ainda não há conversas na Discussão sobre este livro. Analiza las sociedades pos revolucion 1789, pos feudalistas de tal manera que explica la relacion, a veces antagónica, a veces aliada, entre el liberalismo y la democracia. Mientras el primero busca un Estado de derecho y un Estado mínimo, la segunda busca la igualdad y aumentar el poder de las mayorías. Explores relationship and tension between democracy and liberalism, where liberalism is understood (roughly) as individual freedoms, and democracy is understood as either a formal/juridical process of determining government or a call for social equality. A good book, very short, but scattered. It's not even that it could have benefited from an editor -- it's beyond that. The presentation is not at all programmatic, and you don't feel much sense of continuity between chapters, nor much sense of why the chapters are divided the way they are. sem críticas | adicionar uma crítica
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I enjoyed this book thoroughly; in its small size, it touches on most themes in political philosophy (save feminism), and serves a an interesting discourse in addition to most discussions of modern political theory. I highly recommend it. (