The Paradoxes of Liberalism

This chapter explores the intricate tensions and contradictions within liberalism, contrasting hard and soft forms and their implications for society. It delves into the philosophical roots of liberal thought, examining its intersections with family structures, equality, and identity, while critiquing its reliance on contract theory. Additionally, the discussion highlights the relationship between liberalism and Marxism, revealing how these ideologies inform and diverge from one another in historical contexts.