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100 1 Stacey, Timothy,|eauthor.
245 10 Saving liberalism from itself :|bthe spirit of political
participation /|cTimothy Stacey.
264 1 Bristol, UK :|bBristol University Press,|c2022.
264 4 |c©2022
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500 Myths, rituals and magic as both embedded in, and tools
for making, traditions.
505 0 Front Cover -- Saving Liberalism from Itself: The Spirit
of Political Participation -- Copyright information --
Table of contents -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Alternatives on
the Horizon -- 2 What's Liberalism Got to Do with It? --
We need to talk about liberalism -- Four ideas --
Individualism -- The severing -- The social contract --
Public rationality -- Three mechanisms -- State -- Market
-- Civil society -- Four consequences -- Meaning fatigue -
- The social as contract -- Political fragmentation -- The
turn to the right -- Conclusion -- 3 How to Address
Liberalism's Faults
505 8 The post-liberalism narrative: where Jordan Peterson meets
Narendra Modi -- The parochialism of liberalism narrative:
the strange collusion between post-liberals and
anthropologists -- 'The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our
stars, /But in ourselves': Enlightenment all over again --
Putting lipstick on a pig: the civil religion tradition --
An interlude: does liberalism have a religion? -- 'There
are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio/Than are
dreamt of in your philosophy': making meaning from where
liberals are -- 4 A Variety of Liberalism in Vancouver --
Imposing a liberal order
505 8 Meanwhile in British Columbia -- Elective cities:
liberalism in Vancouver -- Resisting liberalism from
within: the Industrial Areas Foundation -- Saving
liberalism in Vancouver -- A pre-contractual 'we' of place
-- Relationships before issues -- Reconstituting the self
-- 5 Myths that Might Save Liberalism: Emotional
Supplements to Moral Logics -- Why people turn to myths --
The fault, Dear Brutus, is in our stars: the ethical
imaginary as a constellation of myths -- How myths are
used: portable, self-administered technologies
505 8 Myths that stick: the structure and content of myths that
might save liberalism -- The backdrop: tales of two cities
-- Plot I: empowerment in the movement -- Plot II:
sacrifice for the movement -- Plot III: small wins against
the odds -- Conclusion -- 6 Rituals for Radicals -- Subtle
gestures: personal stories in political spaces -- The
political is personal: becoming characters in the drama of
life -- Really listening: "No story lives unless someone
wants to listen" -- Telling oneself into the movement: the
power of an unfinished ritual -- Solidarity games --
Public dramas -- Conclusion
505 8 7 Magical Feelings as the Source and Aim of Myths and
Rituals -- Taking magic in-house -- Searching for magic in
unexpected places -- Power to the people, magic in the
movement -- It has to be non-instrumental -- It has to be
more than a party -- It has to be radically democratic --
It has to be productive -- It has to transform those
involved -- Conclusion -- 8 Traditions at the End of
History -- Tradition as a liberating force -- Inheriting
which past: cultural interweaving -- Leaving a mark
together: collective legacy making -- Tradition as both
object and process
650 0 Liberalism|xSocial aspects.
650 0 Populism.
650 0 Political participation.
776 08 |iPrint version:|aStacey, Timothy.|tSaving Liberalism from
Itself.|dBristol : Bristol University Press, ©2022
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