d'
Tocqueville's Observation: The
Archetypal Example
from
Proper Societal Order in the Introduction
As
observed and commented on by d' Tocqueville, early Americans sought
fulfillment of their own personal needs and interests that in turn
were also beneficial to those around and with whom they had
interaction. This was for them, as assessed by d' Tocqueville, to be
the proper model for their society. Etiam Tu agrees with this
assessment and sees this condition as an archetypal example upon
which it draws support for the worthiness of its goal of creating a
world of cooperation and peaceful coexistence. The social arrangement
is at the heart of Etiam Tu's goals to revive this unity, and sense
of community, and to perpetuate the condition throughout the
remainder of mankind's existence.
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