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- Preface
- I. Three Concepts of Equality
- II. Ultimate and Operative: The Classical Dualism
- III. Equality in the Reformation
- Luther: The Spiritual Equality of Christians
- Calvin: Equal Depravity
- Müntzer: The Community of the Perfect
- IV. From Theology to Politics
- The Levellers: Equality and Liberty
- Hobbes: Equality and Security
- Winstanley: Equality and Community
- V. Equality and Enlightenment
- Hooker, Locke, and Condorcet: Moral Autonomy and Competitive Equality
- Rousseau: Equality and Mass Society
- Mably, Morelly, and Babeuf: Equality and Property
- VI. The Liberal Crisis
- John Stuart Mill: The Modification of Liberal Doctrine
- Spencer: The Tactic of Postponement
- VII. The Conservative Paradox
- Tocqueville: The Dangers of Democracy
- Kierkegaard, Stirner, and Nietzsche: The One and the Many
- Freud: Equality As Myth
- VIII. The Socialist Dilemma
- The Young Hegel: Equality As Love
- The Non-Marxian Socialists
- The Marxian Critique of Liberal Equality
- Marxian Socialist Equality
- IX. Equality and the Decline of Political Philosophy
- Notes
- Index of Names
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