The Responsive Community
The Responsive Community
“Communitarianism” entered the language only within the last twenty years. You will not find it in the 1975 edition of Webster’s dictionary, though you will find a “communitarian” there defined as “a member of a society that practices communism.” What does this new ism signify? Is it, as Tocqueville wrote of “individualism” in 1835, “a new word to which a new idea has given birth”? Or does it name a distinctive new variant of a very old idea? Is the idea (if there is one...
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