Reviews
While pointing to the chronic problems of liberalism, it is a bypassing review of Francis Fukuyama's work "The End of History," which can be difficult for those who first meet it, but it is something that should be recommended by interested or educated people!
It's a book that un-opens every single layer of profound liberalism, and it helps you read it once.
A book that argues how liberalism is extremistized in each of the left-wing right-wing blocs and threatens classical liberalism.
I think the restoration to classical liberalism is necessary. This book reawakens the liberal spirit.
It's a comment by Fukuyama to defend classical liberalism. It's hard, but it's better read than you think. I'm going to make you think about classical liberalism again.
To the left, the neo-extreme of liberal left, and to the right, the pro-libritarian, critical of neo-liberalism. The modern liberalism in this book does not refer to progressive liberalism, like the American Democrats, but rather to the Shintoist, neo-librialism. The classic liberalism of this book is not just the classical liberalism, such as John Locke and Adam Smith, but the liberalism before the advent of the Neoist and the New Liberalism. The story is that the underlying populism, which
This is a book that was written to defend classical liberalism. It helps us to re-surprising liberalism from its basic concept.
The ability to develop the writing is a masterpiece. We don't join him, but when we read, we can talk between us and perhaps even make a yielding choice.
Francis Fukuyama: Liberalism and Its Discontents
In 1989, when the Berlin Wall collapsed, Francis Fukuyama argued that liberalism won the war of liberalism and Communism, “history is over”. But liberalism, which has been viewed as a victory in history, is today being attacked by all right-wings and facing real-time crises. Is liberalism a failed idea, as critics say? The issue of the triumph of liberalism is opened up in a debate for twisted and mistaken liberalism. According to Fukuyama, today's criticism and discontents faced by liberalism are not due to the fundamental vulnerability of the creed, but to the failure of liberal ideals to be implemented. In liberalism and its discontent, he reviews the key principles of liberalism in the last few generations, both on the right and on the left, and answers practical questions that have emerged in the pursuit of liberals. This is the most fierce criticism of modern liberalism, which has gone to extremes and twisted it, and will be the most pointed defense against the principles of classical liberalism.
Korean title: 자유주의와 그 불만
Korean author: 프랜시스 후쿠야마
Korean publisher: 아르테(arte)
ISBN-13: 9788950993368
Reviews
While pointing to the chronic problems of liberalism, it is a bypassing review of Francis Fukuyama's work "The End of History," which can be difficult for those who first meet it, but it is something that should be recommended by interested or educated people!
It's a book that un-opens every single layer of profound liberalism, and it helps you read it once.
A book that argues how liberalism is extremistized in each of the left-wing right-wing blocs and threatens classical liberalism.
I think the restoration to classical liberalism is necessary. This book reawakens the liberal spirit.
It's a comment by Fukuyama to defend classical liberalism. It's hard, but it's better read than you think. I'm going to make you think about classical liberalism again.
To the left, the neo-extreme of liberal left, and to the right, the pro-libritarian, critical of neo-liberalism. The modern liberalism in this book does not refer to progressive liberalism, like the American Democrats, but rather to the Shintoist, neo-librialism. The classic liberalism of this book is not just the classical liberalism, such as John Locke and Adam Smith, but the liberalism before the advent of the Neoist and the New Liberalism. The story is that the underlying populism, which
This is a book that was written to defend classical liberalism. It helps us to re-surprising liberalism from its basic concept.
The ability to develop the writing is a masterpiece. We don't join him, but when we read, we can talk between us and perhaps even make a yielding choice.
