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Democracy and Freedom Abroad,os, Hawaiians, or Puerto Ricans—although the debate focused on the Philippines. Key to everyone’s understanding of democracy was the concept of freedom, or “l(fā)iberry,” as it was more commonly referred to at the time.

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Roads to Utopia: Exceptionalism, Mission, and Principles,claimed to guided by abroad, but also the yardstick by which they measured “the other’s” capabilities.. The American . creed was the bedrock for the discussion of . policies. The Philippines did not matter in their own right, but in the context of how U.S. policies there expressed or contradicted American ideals.

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Dao Companion to the Philosophy of Han Feis “are adequately qualified to govern themselves.”. Apart from forming the basis of democratic government, these sentences also imply . equality in relation to democratic theory. As such, they are difficult to reconcile with Richard Drinnon’s judgment about racism as a central tenet of the American creed.

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Dao Companion to the Philosophy of Han FeiThis solipsist quality renders the analysis of such debates particularly rewarding because the debates illustrate differing conceptions of American nationalism, of what the United States is or ought to be.

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