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NUSSBAUM, MARTHA C.
Philosophy & public affairs, Winter 2011, Letnik: 39, Številka: 1Journal Article
Perfectionist liberalism is a type of liberal political view by Isaiah Berlin that spells out a set of controversial metaphysical and ethical doctrines concerning the nature of value and the good life, and then goes on to recommend political principles built upon these values. Joseph Raz took Berlin's formulations, which were compressed and allusive, and developed ideas with more clarity. The major liberal alternative to Berlin's and Raz's theories is the view called political liberalism, developed by Charles Larmore and John Rawls. The author compares and contrasts these political philosophies. Adapted from the source document.
