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Constitution cafeChristopher Phillips

Constitution cafe

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Thomas Jefferson proposed that we revise the Constitution every so often, not just to reflect the changing times but to revive and perpetuate our original revolutionary spirit. Could it be that the Constitution itself is part of the reason that our democracy is on life support, our government gone haywire? To find out, Christopher Phillips, originator of the Socrates Café dialogues, sets off on a cross-country junket to engage Americans of all stripes in an offbeat constitutional convention. Given the opportunity to rewrite the Constitution, a diverse bunch--from Burning Man die-hards to army…

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  • Other · English · 2011
    W. W. Norton & Co. · 321 pages · 9780393064803
Constitutional historyPhilosophyDemocracyPolitical and social viewsJefferson, thomas, 1743-1826Constitutional history, united states