Philosophy
American Citizenship
by Judith Nisse Shklar · 1984
★4.26
American Citizenship
9 Takeaways: 1) American Citizenship: A History of Contradictions and Evolution
Key Insight 1: American Citizenship: A History of Contradictions and Evolution
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Key Insight 2: Beyond Rights: Citizenship as Social Standing and Inclusion
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Key Insight 3: The Enduring Shadow of Slavery on American Civic Identity
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Key Insight 4: Voting: The Primary Emblem of Full Membership and Dignity
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Key Insight 5: The "Slave" Metaphor: A Powerful Tool in the Fight for Suffrage
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Key Insight 6: Earning: The Second Essential Pillar of American Citizenship
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Key Insight 7: The American Work Ethic: Forged Between Aristocracy and Servitude
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Key Insight 8: The Peril of "Wage-Slavery" and the Loss of Earning-Based Standing
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Key Insight 9: The Unfulfilled Promise: A Presumptive Right to Earn for All Citizens
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