Liberalism
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Prieto Noguera, Mercedes
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Liberalism, attitude, philosophy, or movement that has as its basic concern the development of personal freedom and social progress. Liberalism and democracy are now usualiy thought to have common aims, but in the past many liberáis considered democracy unhealthy because it encouraged mass participation in politics. Nevertheless, liberalism eventually became identified with movements to change the social order through the further extensión of democracy. A distinction must therefore be made between liberalism, in which social change is conceived ofas gradual, flexible, and adaptive, and radicalism, in which social change is seen as fundamental and based on new principies of authority.
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INVESTIGACIÓN DOCTORAL, ESTUDIOS LATINOAMERICANOS, CIUDADANÍA Y ETNICIDAD, FORMACIÓN DE POSGRADO, HISTORIA LATINOAMERICANA, GESTIÓN UNIVERSITARIA
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2 páginas
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Prieto Noguera, Mercedes. s.f., Liberalism. N.p.: N.p.
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