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Volume 8 (2013): Issue 2 (Dec 2013): Concept in Focus: Liberalism's Historical Diversity. Guest Editor: José María Rosales

in Contributions to the History of Concepts

Table of Contents

General Articles
- Entangled History and the Scholarly Concept of Enlightenment
  
  By: Jeffrey D. Burson
  
  Pages: 1–24
- Freemen, Free Labor, and Republican Discourses of Liberty in Early Modern England
  
  By: Geoff Kennedy
  
  Pages: 25–44
- Totalitarian Language
  
  Creating Symbols to Destroy Words
  
  By: Juan Francisco Fuentes
  
  Pages: 45–66
Concept in Focus: Liberalism's Historical Diversity
- Liberalism's Historical Diversity
  
  A Comparative Conceptual Exploration
  
  By: José María Rosales
  
  Pages: 67–82
- On the Difficulty of Being a National Liberal in Nineteenth-Century Finland
  
  By: Jussi Kurunmäki
  
  Pages: 83–95
- The Rise of Danish Agrarian Liberalism
  
  By: Jeppe Nevers
  
  Pages: 96–105
- From “Liberal Minimum” to the “Complete Catalog of Human Rights”
  
  On Central Concepts of Hungarian Postdissident Liberals
  
  By: Ferenc Laczó
  
  Pages: 106–118
Reviews
- Reviews
  
  By: Silke Schwandt, László Kontler, Anu Korhonen, Marie-Christine Boilard and Johan Strang
  
  Pages: 119–143

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