Instruction
Writting essay:
Evelyn Glenn makes a distinction between liberalism and republicanism as two political philospophies informing our understanding of the relationship between the state and its citizens. Explain those philosophites and the differences between them. What do you view as the proper balance between liberalism and republiscanism in defining the responsibilities of the state toward its citizens and the world around it? What measures should individuals take to ensure that the state fulfill those responsibilities? Be sure to seriously engage Glenn's ideas as well as those of at least two other writers in chapter three.
The essay must be between 1300 and 1400 words long.
Here are the articles from chapter three.
1.A call to civil society written by Jean Bethke Elshtain
2.The perpetuation of our political institutions written by Abraham Lincoln
3.Letter from birmingham jail by Martin Luther King Jr
4.Epilogue(or I, too, sing America) by Langston Hughes
5.Power steer by Michael pollan