Rediscovering political friendship : Aristotle's theory and modern identity, community, and equality /
"Liberal democracy has always relied on civic friendship without acknowledging it. Though lacking the concept, modern citizens persist in many practices and passions once considered civic friendship: prejudices held in common, favoritism for each other and, despite disagreeing on specifics, ove...
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Cambridge, United Kingdom ; New York, NY, USA :
Cambridge University Press,
2020
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Table of Contents:
- Friendship from identity: Recognizing anger in the politics of recognition
- Friendships from utility and activity: Toward a more realistic social policy (and more idealistic civil society)
- Why associations replaced civic friendship: Altruism conspires with self-interest to produce the "free rider"
- Why associations are really civic friendships: Finding the balance between associations and the state
- From communitarianism to civic friendship: Broadening out beyond associations
- Commercial society and civic friendship: Property and liberty are preconditions of friendship
- Mass society and civic friendship: The basic agreement that citizens cherish
- What is the use of civic friendship? Sheltering liberal practices from the effects of liberal theory