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Community [Book Review]
Review of Metaphysics 46 (3):639-640 (1993)
Abstract
Mary Rousseau has written an important work on community. In this text she considers the contrasting foundations and effects of communitarian society versus contractual society. Citing several examples of concrete choices she relentlessly seeks to demonstrate that community is the only real choice that faces people who want fulfilment in their lives.Other Versions
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