Democracy's Discontent

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"Democracy's Discontent" is a political philosophy book by Michael Sandel that critiques the moral emptiness of contemporary liberalism and argues for a renewed civic republican tradition in American democracy.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
political philosophy book
arguesFor common good–oriented politics
renewed civic republican tradition
stronger civic engagement
author Michael J. Sandel NERFINISHED
Michael Sandel NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
critiques contemporary liberalism
moral neutrality in liberal theory
procedural liberalism
focusesOn decline of civic virtue
role of community in politics
tension between liberty and self-government
genre American political thought
political philosophy
political theory
hasTheme constitutional interpretation and civic purposes
fragmentation of public life
moral limits of markets
role of virtue in democratic life
historicalScope American political development from the founding to the late 20th century
influencedBy Aristotelian political thought
communitarian political theory
republican political theory
language English
mainSubject American democracy NERFINISHED
citizenship
civic republicanism
communitarianism
liberalism
public philosophy
notableFor critique of the moral emptiness of contemporary liberalism
revival of civic republican discourse in American political theory
placeOfPublication Cambridge, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
publicationDate 1996
publisher Belknap Press NERFINISHED
Harvard University Press NERFINISHED
subtitle America in Search of a Public Philosophy NERFINISHED
targetAudience general readers interested in democracy
scholars of American politics
students of political theory
timePeriodDiscussed New Deal era NERFINISHED
Progressive Era NERFINISHED
late 20th-century American politics

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Michael Sandel notableWork Democracy's Discontent