Editing Communitarianism (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Communitarianism''' — A philosophy that emphasizes the "Connection" between the "Individual" and the "Community" and the "Responsibility" to the "Common Good."
* '''The Situated Self''' — The belief that you are "Embedded" in a "Family," "Nation," and "History" that you "Didn't Choose" but that "Define Who You Are."
* '''Unencumbered Self''' (Sandel’s Critique) — The "Liberal Myth" that we can "Step Back" from our "Identity" and "Choose" our values from "Zero."
* '''The Common Good''' — The "Goals and Values" that are "Shared" by a community (e.g., 'A Shared Language,' 'Shared Morals,' 'Safe Streets').
* '''Tradition''' — The "Inherited Knowledge" and "Customs" of a "Group" that provide "Meaning" and "Stability."
* '''Virtue Ethics''' — (See Article 114). The "Moral System" that focuses on "Character" and "Community Standards" rather than "Rules" or "Rights."
* '''Subsidiarity''' — The principle that "Problems" should be "Solved" at the "Lowest Level" possible (e.g., 'The Family' or 'The Town') rather than by the 'Global State.'
* '''Atomism''' — The "Liberal" view that society is just a "Collection of Individuals" with "No Connection."
* '''Duty of Care''' — The "Moral Obligation" you have to "People you are connected to" (e.g., 'Your Parents,' 'Your Neighbors').
* '''Social Capital''' — (See Article 535). The "Trust and Networks" that "Communitarians" want to protect.
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