

This volume contains seven provocative readings from classic and contemporary sources, as well as an introductory essay on service, reflection exercises, and questions for discussion. With short selections, this booklet is the perfect reflection companion for group meetings, courses, retreats, and workshops.
Published with support from the Project on Civic Reflection, The Civically Engaged Reader offers 47 readings that range across literature, philosophy, and religion. These selections invite reflection on all kinds of civic-minded activities and on the vital connections between thought and service.
The concept of human rights in a revolutionary idea still in the making. Includes 34 readings to help readers talk about the abstract concepts of law, freedom, and dignity.
An anthology that brings together many of the most important texts from the history of American democracy, in a format that invites discussion of their meaning and continuing significance.
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