In his important and provocative book, The Good Citizen, Michael Schudson argues that there have been four distinct eras of American civic life, each characterized by a different model of Estimated Reading Time: 5 mins. · Michael Schudson's The Good Citizen is an admirable, consistently interesting attempt to lay out with some factual and conceptual precision the history of an issue usually discussed in platitudes. Like Robert Wiebe's underrated book Self-Rule, it helps to clarify terms like "democracy" and "citizenship," which lose all their meaning if they're used merely to signify something vague and Article Type: Book Review. · A completely captivating look at what being a "Good Citizen" in the United States has meant from post-Revoltuionary War era to Set aside what you think you know about the history of politics in this country, and be prepared to take a fascinating journey through the evolution of the American Citizen. more.4/5.
In , less than half of all eligible voters bothered to vote. Fewer citizens each year follow government and public affairs regularly. Is popular sovereignty a failure? Not necessarily, argues Michael Schudson in this history of citizenship in America. This work sees American politics as evolving from a "politics of assent" in colonial times and the 18th century, in which voting generally. Originality. Every paper we create is written from scratch by The Good Citizen: A History Of American Civic Life|Michael Schudson the professionals. We do know what plagiarism is and avoid it by any means. All recourses we use for writing are cited properly, according to the desired style. In The Good Citizen, Michael Schudson describes four interconnected but ultimately distinct eras of American civic life, each characterized by the dominance of a particular model of citizenship.
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