The Moral Commonwealth: Social Theory and the Promise of Community (Centennial Books)
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The Moral Commonwealth: Social Theory and the Promise of Community (Centennial Books)

by Philip Selznick

Philosophy Sociology Political Science
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In The Moral Commonwealth, Philip Selznick explores the connection between social theory and the promise of community. The book considers the moral foundations of collective life, shared values, and the social bonds that help shape how people understand their responsibilities to one another.

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The Moral Commonwealth: Social Theory and the Promise of Community explores the relationship between social theory and the idea of community.

Philip Selznick focuses on the moral dimensions of collective life and the values that can bind people together.

The book considers community as a social promise, offering a thoughtful contribution to discussions of society, ethics, and shared responsibility.

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