Between Utopia and Realism 2020
DOI: 10.9783/9780812296525-009
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Chapter 8. The Sources of Liberal Normativity

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“…Both thinkers discuss betrayal in the larger context of what Hannes Bajohr has termed 'negative anthropology' (Bajohr 2019). Bajohr's phrase denotes an approach that does not look at those features and qualities in man which might contribute to the construction of a theoretical and practical summum bonum but instead focuses on what helps to avoid only the worstthe summum malum.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Both thinkers discuss betrayal in the larger context of what Hannes Bajohr has termed 'negative anthropology' (Bajohr 2019). Bajohr's phrase denotes an approach that does not look at those features and qualities in man which might contribute to the construction of a theoretical and practical summum bonum but instead focuses on what helps to avoid only the worstthe summum malum.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Against conservative readings of her “liberalism of fear,” recent interpreters have convincingly emphasized the role of democracy and citizenship in Shklar's mature writings (Gatta, 2018; Müller, 2019, p. 148; Scheuerman, 2019a, p. 62; Misra, 2020, p. 4). While some interpreters lend a radical tinge to Shklar's democratic liberalism, reading her as an ally of postfoundational political thought (Gatta, 2018, p. 3; also see Stullerova, 2014), others remain hesitant to do so (especially Bajohr, 2019, pp. 159–163).…”
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confidence: 99%