On Liberty and Its Enemies: Essays of Kenneth Minogue (Encounter Classics)
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On Liberty and Its Enemies: Essays of Kenneth Minogue (Encounter Classics)
This collection of twenty of Kenneth Minogue's essays, written over a period of more than fifty years, celebrates the advent of modern liberty. They describe the conditions under which liberty and individuality can flourish and the threats to liberty's flourishing in our time. Minogue offers a powerful critique of political correctness, of ideological flights from reality, and of the deformities of study in the modern university.
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