Adam Gopnik Tries To Explain Liberalism (It Doesn't Go Well) by Artsjournal

"The imaginative locus of Gopnik's liberalism is eighteenth- and nineteenth-century Europe. It is the liberalism of the Enlightenment café, of the bourgeois-bohemian bedrooms of nineteenth-century political theorists"what you would get if you crossed John Stuart Mill's and George Eliot's sex lives with Jürgen Habermas's philosophy of rational communication." " The New Republic

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