Liberalismo, cultura y neutralidad estatal
This essay begins with the concept of the individual that supports the problematic relation between liberalism and culture. Many liberal moral thinkers have defended the necessity of the non-perfectionist state as a means to make individuals with different views of goodness concur on a shared social project. An immediate consequence of non-perfectionism is the claim for the state’s non-intervention in the sociocultural market. The aim of this article is to demonstrate whether the liberal state is actually neutral (empirical stage) or it ought to be neutral under certain circumstances (normative stage).