%0 Journal Article
%T Tocqueville on Democracy, Freedom and Religion<br>托克维尔论民主、自由和宗教
%A WANG Xiao-zhang
%A <br>王小章
%J 浙江大学学报(人文社会科学版)
%D 2002
%I 
%X Like Marx, Durkheim, Weber and other classical sociologists, Tocqueville's thought on democracy and freedom is also an intellectual response to modernity. The reality that Tocqueville had to face was the inevitable trend of democracy (and equality) on the global level. Freedom was his highest value. In recognizing the potential threat of a democratic society on freedom, he challenged it with an essential task of defending freedom. Through a comparative study of the American and the French societies, Tocqueville tried to envision the social systems and cultural conditions necessary for a real freedom in the age of democracy.
%K Tocqueville
%K democracy
%K freedom
%K religion<br>托克维尔
%K 民主
%K 自由
%K 宗教
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