The American City: Civic Culture in Sociohistorical Perspective Book

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The American City: Civic Culture in Sociohistorical Perspective
Written by author Daniel J. Monti
Published by Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated, October 1999
In this book Daniel Monti reconciles liberal and conservative viewpoints to claim that Americans are indeed a community of believers and that a viable and vital civic culture exists in the United States despite notions of difference and apathy.
Does American have a sense of community and a vital civic culture?Are disparate groups capable of uniting as a single people who can call themselves Americans?Do Americans help each other for the common good?Daniel

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Preface and Acknowledgments
1 What Makes the Good Society? 1
2 We Are a Bourgeois People Who Made an Urban World 24
3 On Small Towns and Their "Citified" Ways 56
4 The Civic Culture of American Cities 92
5 Belonging and Sharing 124
6 Piety and Tolerance 165
7 Private Lives and Public Worlds 201
8 Doing Well by Doing Good 240
9 Some Sort of Americans 279
10 Articles of Faith: Personal Adornment as a Communal Accomplishment 319
11 Private Entitlements as a Public Good 348
12 Some Concluding Observations About the "Good Old Days" 378
Further Reading 381
Index 384

Title: The American City: Civic Culture in Sociohistorical Perspective

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Publication Date: October 1999

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Product Description: Full Name: The American City: Civic Culture in Sociohistorical Perspective; Short Name:The American City

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	Preface and Acknowledgments
1	What Makes the Good Society?	1
2	We Are a Bourgeois People Who Made an Urban World	24
3	On Small Towns and Their "Citified" Ways	56
4	The Civic Culture of American Cities	92
5	Belonging and Sharing	124
6	Piety and Tolerance	165
7	Private Lives and Public Worlds	201
8	Doing Well by Doing Good	240
9	Some Sort of Americans	279
10	Articles of Faith: Personal Adornment as a Communal Accomplishment	319
11	Private Entitlements as a Public Good	348
12	Some Concluding Observations About the "Good Old Days"	378
	Further Reading	381
	Index	384