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Liberalism: A Counter-History
Domenico Losurdo
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Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
A Short Methodological Introduction
1: What Is Liberalism?
2: Liberalism and Racial Slavery: A Unique Twin Birth
3: White Servants between Metropolis and Colonies: Proto-Liberal Society
4: Were Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century England and America Liberal?
5: The Revolution in France and San Domingo, the Crisis of the English and American Models, and the Formation of Radicalism Either Side of the Atlantic
4. The transfiguration of American ‘master-race democracy’ in a universalistic key
6: The Struggle for Recognition by the Instruments of Labour in the Metropolis and the Reaction of the Community of the Free
7: The West and the Barbarians: A ‘Master-Race Democracy’ on a Planetary Scale
8: Self-Consciousness, False Consciousness and Conflicts in the Community of the Free
9: Sacred Space and Profane Space in the History of Liberalism
10: Liberalism and the Catastrophe of the Twentieth Century
References
Domenico Losurdo
Liberalism: A Counter-History