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Focusing on Seventeenth-Century English political philosophy and Nineteenth-Century American culture, Mark Kann challenges the widely-held view that American political institutions are grounded in the primacy of individualism. Liberal thinkers have long been concerned that men are too passionate and selfish to exercise individual rights without causing social chaos. Kann demonstrates how a desperate search to answer the man question began to revolutionize gender relations He examines "the other liberal tradition in America" which downplays the value of individualism, elevates the ongoing significance of an "engendered civic virtue," and incorporates classical republicanism into the fabric of modern political discourse. The author traces the cultural conditioning of the white middle class that produced the ideal of self-sacrificing wives whose lives were devoted to creating a haven for their husbands and a school of virtue for their sons. Upon leaving home, these young men were to be schooled in manliness in the military in order to be capable of assuming positions of power as they were vacated by their fathers generation. Thus, in the norms of fatherhood, fraternity, womanhood, and militarism, the male s individualism was conditioned with a strong dose of civic virtue. used books,books Books, Temple University Press<
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Focusing on Seventeenth-Century English political philosophy and Nineteenth-Century American culture, Mark Kann challenges the widely-held view that American political institutions are grounded in the primacy of individualism. Liberal thinkers have long been concerned that men are too passionate and selfish to exercise individual rights without causing social chaos. Kann demonstrates how a desperate search to answer the man question began to revolutionize gender relations He examines "the other liberal tradition in America" which downplays the value of individualism, elevates the ongoing significance of an "engendered civic virtue," and incorporates classical republicanism into the fabric of modern political discourse. The author traces the cultural conditioning of the white middle class that produced the ideal of self-sacrificing wives whose lives were devoted to creating a haven for their husbands and a school of virtue for their sons. Upon leaving home, these young men were to be schooled in manliness in the military in order to be capable of assuming positions of power as they were vacated by their fathers generation. Thus, in the norms of fatherhood, fraternity, womanhood, and militarism, the male s individualism was conditioned with a strong dose of civic virtue. used books,books Books, Temple University Press<
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Thus, in the norms of fatherhood, fraternity, womanhood, and militarism, the male's individualism was conditioned with a strong dose of civic virtue. Author note: Mark E. Kann is Professor of Political Science and Associate Dean of Graduate Studies at the University of Southern California. Among his other publications are three titles with Temple University Press, including "Middle Class Radicalism in Santa Monica".
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EAN (ISBN-13): 9780877228073 ISBN (ISBN-10): 0877228078 Livro de capa dura Ano de publicação: 1991 Editor/Editora: Temple University Press
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Número ISBN - Ortografia alternativa: 0-87722-807-8, 978-0-87722-807-3 Ortografia alternativa e termos de pesquisa relacionados: Autor do livro: kann, mark templer Título do livro: virtue, the temple man
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