Liberal Versus Civic, Republican, Democratic, and other Vocational Educations

Political Theory 24 (1):4-32 (1996)
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Certainly, it is beneficial when the roles of man and citizen coincide as far as possible; but this only occurs when the role of citizen presupposes so few special qualities that the man may be himself without any sacrifice.... Education is only to develop a man's faculties, without regard to giving human nature any special civic character.¹

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