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civil society

Part of a society or culture outside the government and state-run institutions. For Karl Marx and G W F Hegel, civil society was that part of society where self-interest and materialism were rampant, although Adam Smith believed that enlightened self-interest would promote the general good. Classical writers and earlier political theorists such as John Locke used the term to describe the whole of a civilized society.



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Millette's character and civic commitment and civic service was worthy of recognition.
In chapter two, Gilson considers the outspoken voices that emerge in the second half of the fourteenth century and in the first decades of the fifteenth such as those of Giovanni Gherardo da Prato, Cino Rinuccini, and Domenico da Prato who praise Dante for his fiorentinita, his civic commitment, and overall learning in the face of mounting criticism against him by humanists inspired by Petrarch.
Favorable tax treatment and civic commitment alone do not produce such results.
 
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