Comunitarianismul: stânga, dreapta și centru

This article examines David Miller’s analysis of communitarianism as a political doctrine encompassing distinct left-wing, right-wing, and liberal traditions. It explores his critique of the conventional liberal–communitarian debate, arguing that communitarianism is better understood as an anti-individualist philosophical anthropology than as a unified political ideology. The article further highlights Miller’s defense of left-wing communitarianism, emphasizing the importance of equality, democratic self-government, national identity, and inclusive citizenship as foundations for a socially just political community. This abstract is generated with artificial intelligence.