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Introduction,s to achieve it. For readers who are not too familiar with political liberalism, this chapter introduces central terminology from political liberal theory that will be important for developing a political liberal account of education. It provides an outline of the central questions such an account s

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Autonomyical liberal education. Political liberalism rejects any reliance on substantive conceptions of autonomy which are connected to comprehensive ethical views that are not necessarily shared by all reasonable citizens. Instead, political liberalism insists on so-called political autonomy of individuals

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Rightsority relations over children’s education. While Rawls refers to rights repeatedly in his political theory, the underlying conception of rights he has in mind remains fuzzy and is therefore not very helpful to resolve conflicts of authority between parents and the state over the education of childre