Public Philosophy

Book • 1955

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Mentioned by

David Brooks

referencing the ideas of Walter Lippmann on civilization.

Mentioned by

David Brooks

as a book about individuals deciding right and wrong based on their own feelings.

Mentioned by

Mark Linton-Wire

in a discussion about public philosophy and its relationship to academic philosophy.

Mentioned by

Mark Thomas Edwards

as Lippmann's 1955 attempt to propose civic traditions and 'traditions of civility' to hold societies together.

Mentioned by

Mark Thomas Edwards

as Lippmann's 1955 attempt to supply a civic moral framework after secularization.

Mentioned by

Mark Thomas Edwards

as Lippmann's 1955 work on civic morality and traditions of civility.

Mentioned by

Mark Thomas Edwards

as Lippmann's 1955 attempt to propose civic traditions and 'traditions of civility' for social cohesion.

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