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Summary

Friends and Citizens honors Wilson Carey McWilliams, a leading teacher and scholar of our time. Fourteen essays, by teachers, colleagues and students, pay tribute to him as friend and citizen, and seek to share their understanding of McWilliams's thinking through their own analyses of American political life. Friends and Citizens is rich in the humor, insights, heritage, despair and hope that characterize the work of Carey McWilliams and his unique vision of America's political promise. This is an important book for anyone interested in modern politics.

Table of Contents

Preface vii
Peter Dennis Bathory
Nancy L. Schwartz
Acknowledgments xiii
Introduction: What Wilson Carey McWilliams Saw in America 1(12)
Patrick J. Deneen
Joseph Romance
First Things (The Problem of Human Pride)
Political Philosophy's Response to the Challenge of Creation
13(34)
Thomas L. Pangle
Friendship and Fraternity (Overcoming Pride)
Friendship and Politics: Ancient and American
47(20)
Patrick J. Deneen
Politics and Friendship in the Adams-Jefferson Correspondence
67(13)
Jean M. Yarbrough
Politics and Friendship: Martin Van Buren and Andrew Jackson
80(17)
Marc Landy
Seeing Differently and Seeing Further: Rousseau and Tocqueville
97(26)
Tracy B. Strong
``Damn Your Eyes!'' Thoreau on (Male) Friendship in America
123(7)
Norman Jacobson
Jane Addams and Democratic Citizenship
130(21)
Bob Pepperman Taylor
Citizens (Aristocratic and Democratic)
The Natural History of Citizenship
151(20)
Dennis Hale
Political Parties, the Constitution, and Popular Sovereignty
171(22)
Sidney M. Milkis
Lincoln and the Politics of Refounding
193(21)
Joseph Romance
The Ordinary Hero and American Democracy
214(20)
Gerald M. Pomper
Wilson Carey McWilliams and Communitarianism
234(38)
Mac McCorkle
David E. Price
From Community Theory to Democratic Practice
272(17)
Edward A. Schwartz
Conclusion (Virtue and Democracy)
Majority Tyranny in Aristotle and Tocqueville
289(10)
Harvey C. Mansfield
Index 299(10)
About the Contributors 309

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