“…49, 21). Geuss himself describes neoliberalism as a “large‐scale theory” comparable to Christianity, positivism, Marxism, and liberalism, and notes that such theories or “worldviews” “usually have sufficiently open texture and are sufficiently robust to be able to accommodate significant changes, even the refutation of some of their component parts, while maintaining their identity” (Geuss, , pp. 91–92) .…”