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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"classical republicanism"”.

  1. LITERATURE AND THE DEFINITION OF AN AMERICAN NATIONAL IDENTITY: 1763--1828

    … This view emphasized a civic humanism, or classical republicanism, based on reason, virtue, duty, and social responsibility. Individual self-interest would be subordinated to the well-being of the whole society. America could attain the enlightenment ideal of social harmony and …

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  2. "Common," "system," "uniform," and "efficient" as terms of art in the education articles of state constitutions: a philosophical foundation for the American common school

    … with an older, more egalitarian tradition of classical republicanism which has shaped the common school ideal. The phrase "common good," associated with the public interest, is a rubric used to define "common" and other related root terms such as "commonality," "commonwealth," and "virtue." It …

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  3. Socio-political contradictions in Brown’s American Gothic: an important historical precursor to the conceptualization of ideology in modernity

    … partisan politics of Federalism and Jeffersonian Republicanism—express dissatisfaction with Old-World politics, while operating by the same social undercurrent of economic motivation and individualism. General scholarship on Charles Brockden Brown and the American Gothic indeed focuses on his …

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