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Newman and Liberalism
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Newman and Liberalism MARVIN R. O'CONNELL One must proceed warily in attempting to determine Newman's relationship to liberalism, not because Newman failed to give precision to his own understanding of the term but because "liberalism", if it has virtually no meaning today, meant, during the nineteenth century, a great variety of things. I
often think it's comical How nature always does contrive That every
boy and every gal That's born into the world alive Is either a little
Liberal Or else a little Conservative . - W. S. Gilbert -
This bit of doggerel from the second act of Gilbert and Sullivan's Iolanthe
expresses the homely truth that some categories of thought, once peripheral accretions
have been stripped away from them, are reducible to fundamental and intelligible
alternatives. Thus it may not be an exaggeration to say that the Western philosophical
tradition established a permanent dichotomy as early as the fourth century before
Christ, in Athens, where Aristotle, so to speak, confronted Plato, and that ever
since that time differing explanations of the causes of things have given evidence,
in one way or another, of the perjuring contest between realism and idealism.
Every baby weaned, I wist, Is an Aristotelian
or a Platonist. [1] Similarly,
the terms “liberal” and “"
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