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Constitutional Patriotism,of deliberative democracy that provides a normative justification for modern constitutional systems. In particular, constitutional patriotism suggests a rational explanation for the sense of alliance that individuals normally have toward their . constitutions without allocating such an alliance on t

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Patriotism and Civic Virtue, patriotism to be conditional, and still others regard it as clearly non-virtuous. This diversity of opinion has its primary source in differences in what civic virtue is, rather than in what patriotism is. The latter is typically understood as a morally serious form of abiding love of, or loyalty t

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On Patriotism,try as such. It is argued that, intuitively, the basic patriotic motive suffices to make an act patriotic as far as motivation is concerned. The agent need not be guided by a sense of her country’s merits or feelings of love. The basic patriotic motive is further articulated in terms of a particular

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Doing Without Love: Civic Motivation, Affection, and Identification,these reasons, even when supported by considerations of narrow self-interest and by certain habits and tastes, is insufficient to reliably motivate most people. Patriotic love promises to make up the motivational shortfall, but at a high price: love of one’s polity impairs one’s capacity to see that

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Citizenship, Patriotism, and Liberal Morality,w of patriotism implies that citizens have a special moral duty to be patriotic. It argues that a liberal moral foundation cannot vitiate the immoral, nationalistic, discriminatory, and xenophobic elements associated with patriotism. Any efforts to defend a view of patriotism that is morally imparti

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Patriotism and Politics,others casting it as the unfortunate holdover of a clan-like morality that fails to register moral equality. While most contributors to this debate advance their arguments through a familiar form of moral inquiry that takes generic human subjects as its starting point, this chapter explores the stat

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