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The asymmetry objection to political liberalism: evaluation of a defence
E-Logos Electronic Journal for Philosophy 25 (1):26-32 (2018)
Abstract
This paper evaluates Jonathan Quong’s attempt to defend a version of political liberalism from the asymmetry objection. I object that Quong’s defence relies on a premise that has not been adequately supported and does not look as if it can be given adequate support.Author's Profile
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