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Democratic Statecraft - Tocqueville's Democracy in America - Lecture 23

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This introductory lecture examines Tocqueville’s analysis of democratic society, including compassion, anxiety, self-interest, democratic character, and the role of statesmen.

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- Chapter 1. Moral and Psychological Features of the Democratic State
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- Chapter 2. Moral and Psychological Features of the Democratic State: Compassion
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- Chapter 3. Moral and Psychological Features of the Democratic State: Anxiety
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- Chapter 4. Moral and Psychological Features of the Democratic State: Self-Interest
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- Chapter 5. Democratic Statecraft
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