Analyzing Common Grounds between Michael Sandel’s Self-Understanding and John Steinbeck’s Reinterpretation of Timshel in East of Eden
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There has hardly been any research or related research on exploring common grounds between a liberal communitarian, Michael Sandel’s self-understanding and John Steinbeck’s free will through his reinterpretation of timshel. The aim of this paper is to examine the necessity of community in East of Eden in light of common grounds between Sandel’s self-understanding and Steinbeck’s free will, and Sandel’s liberal communitarianism. They both emphasize the importance of an individual person’s choice and the necessity of a true community as common grounds. Given a true community or Sandel’s ‘constitutive community,’ Steinbeck presents a chance for anyone to realize self-understanding through one’s free will.
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There has hardly been any research or related research on exploring common grounds between a liberal communitarian, Michael Sandel’s self-understanding and John Steinbeck’s free will through his reinterpretation of timshel. The aim of this paper is to examine the necessity of community in East of Eden in light of common grounds between Sandel’s self-understanding and Steinbeck’s free will, and Sandel’s liberal communitarianism. They both emphasize the importance of an individual person’s choice and the necessity of a true community as common grounds. Given a true community or Sandel’s ‘constitutive community,’ Steinbeck presents a chance for anyone to realize self-understanding through one’s free will.
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