Individualismo democrático y participación: la propuesta de A. de Tocqueville

Anuario Filosófico 36 (75-76):487-500 (2003)
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Abstract

In democratic societies, citizens forget the link between public and private affairs, so they isolate themselves form the society. Then, a few people gather all the power in their hands, and despotism arrives. In order to keep freedom, we need to make people discover the value of political participation, by showing them, in quotidian live, their interest on public affairs

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