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"If we [enter a room and] find liberty, rationality, and individualism at its center, while equality...decorates the wall, we are looking at an exemplar of liberalism."

"Après moi, la déluge is a political expression that is translated as 'After me, the flood'.” Therefore when scholars argue that "All ideologies are après la déluge,"  they simply mean that ideologies  "are a response to the imagined possibility of complete change in accordance with some fundamental criterion."

“Liberalism, socialism, and conservatism are different.. They address all of us, and not because of some end outside ourselves, not because of this or that value, but because of a claim about the fundamental criterion by which all of us should act in the world. This criterion is that a debt is owed to the self.”

"Liberalism is not anarchism, because, as Waldron rightly emphasized, liberalism is concerned with order."

"Perhaps the best way to express this is to say that the liberal always divides the world into three: into what is intrinsically necessary (the self)..."

"As expressed in Rawls’s first principle of justice, this means that ‘each person has an equal right to the most extensive equal basic liberties compatible with a similar system of liberty for all’. So that, as he puts it, ‘liberty can be restricted only for the sake of liberty itself’ ."

It is liberals who "can fall back on the apparent simplicity of the recognition of some sort of self in law," whereas socialists attempt at explaining that "the self is socially constituted."

"A Marxist is someone who attempts to understand why the shift from an unenlightened order to an enlightened order was not as successful as many had anticipated, and then attempts to understand how socialism can be the historical completion of this shift."

"Conservatism is ‘concessionary’. Ever since Robert Peel’s time, conservatism has involved the view ‘that the highest virtue in politics is to resist change until change becomes inevitable."

"Liberalism is an emancipation from the unenlightened liberties ... Socialism is... also an emancipation from individual liberty. And conservatism is an emancipation from even this, so that liberty is not in terms of the completion of this emancipation, but in terms of the recognition of the incomplete nature of any abstract or unhistorical liberty."