Civility and its discontents : essays on civic virtue, toleration, and cultural fragmentation
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Civility and its discontents : essays on civic virtue, toleration, and cultural fragmentation
University Press of Kansas, c2004
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"An AMINTAPHIL volume"
Includes bibliographical references and index
収録内容
- Ideals of public discourse / Mortimer Sellers
- Civility, civic virtue, and citizenship / Joan McGregor
- Civic education in the liberal state / Emily R. Gill
- Intolerance and exploitation : civic vice, legal norms, and cooperative individualism / Patricia Smith
- Civility and stability / Wade Robison
- Trumping civilly : technique in reference to secession / Christopher Gray
- Liberal neutrality, public reason, and the religion clauses for the First Amendment / Erik A. Anderson
- Regulating racist speech on campus / Thomas Peard
- First Amendment morality versus civility morality / Norman Fischer
- Rudeness, Rasp, and Repudiation / Jonathan Schonsheck
- Civic virtue and the legal duty to aid / Heidi Malm
- The mind of a bad Samaritan / Joesph Ellin
- Hate crime and social fragmentation / Christine Sistare
- Hate crimes laws : progressive politics or Balkanization? / David A. Reidy
- Contemporary Germany faces multicultural society / Lester Mazor
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Commentators in popular media and professional publications alike have decried the extent to which civility, civic virtue, tolerance, and socio-cultural unity have declined in modern liberal societies. In this volume, contributors from philosophy and political science discuss this dilemma while exploring the nature of civil society the conflict between individual liberty and the common good, and the role of law and government policy in weaving the threads of the social fabric. Here are provocative insights from such distinguished voices as Joan McGregor, Patricia Smith, and Wade Robison, integrating many of the key issues in contemporary political and legal philosophy while representing viewpoints ranging from Rawlsian liberalism to communitarianism, libertarianism to republicanism. All of the contributors share a dedication to fundamental liberal values and advocate respect for others, but they pointedly disagree on the practical implications of such beliefs for political and legal policy. While not unconcerned with private morality, these essays primarily address public issues - largely in an American context - including economic, legal, and political policies.
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