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They reject the communitarian charges that liberalism neglects the value of community, and holds an "atomized" or asocial view of the self.
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The communitarian interpretation views the searches as quite reasonable, given the minimal intrusion they impose on travelers; moreover, they are viewed as essential to maintaining the right to free travel - free from the fear of terrorism, drunken drivers and drug dealers.
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Other liberal theorists have taken a harder line against communitarian concessions, arguing that liberal theory can and should present itself as a universally valid ideal. Rather than argue for the universal validity of their views, however, he suggests that participants should allow for the possibility that their...
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Or were her paper not so carefully argued, I might say that her communitarian views of the self undermine her stated goal of a politically liberal society. But Adams makes clear that she supports political liberalism, adopting Rawls' idea of an overlapping consensus as the fulcrum of civic engagement.
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The communitarian view is, as Goodin remarks, the view of the socially embedded self. Both enlightenment and the communitarian views concern the correct...
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Postcolonial leaders stressed communitarian views, assuming that this kind of communal spirit would easily translate into the more complex needs of a...
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Janda has found that the average American voter is a communitarian, yet it’s the only category that doesn’t have its own political party. He also saw many similarities between communitarian views and the Third Way."
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Use communitarian in a Sentence See web results for communitarian See images of communitarian...
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THE COMMUNITARIAN CONSTITUTION, by Beau Breslin. Baltimore, MD: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004. 288pp. Cloth $48.00. ISBN: 0-8018-7782-2. In his preface to THE COMMUNITARIAN CONSTITUTION, Beau Breslin recounts the story of President Abraham Lincoln’s suspension of the writ of habeas corpus during the...
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Natural-law communitarianism adopts much of the political and accountable communitarian views of Etzioni and others: (1) the basic communitarian quest for balances among individuals and groups, rights, and responsibilities;
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