Table of contents
The dark ages of liberalism;
the rejection of teleology, an enlightened alternative,
the emotivist self, the emotivist compromise,
initial problems with the emotivist self;
the politics of the emotivist compromise;
a four-level analysis,
conclusion;
a liberal response;
Berlin's liberalism, law and politics,
conclusion; liberalism and law;
MacIntyre and Berlin; on liberal legalism;
law's images of society", some preliminary issues;
law, conflict and consensus;
deeper concerns, law and "other" problems,
conclusion.