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Research Paper – Annotated Bibliography
GOVT 329
June 13th, 2022
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Annotated Bibliography
Arneson, R. (2002, August 16). Egalitarianism. Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. Retrieved
from https://plato.stanford.edu/archives/sum2013/entries/egalitarianism/
This extensive article summarizes egalitarianism from a biblical perspective by defining
God's role in humanity and human worth. It Covers political philosophy and the different
types of egalitarianism, concluding that egalitarianism is a doctrine more than an ideology.
The publisher is an intertwined online encyclopedia of philosophy with peer review papers
and journal articles maintained by Stanford University. The author is a distinguished
professor of political philosophy who works with ethics and is interested in social justice.
Cappelen, A.W., & Tungodden, B. (2006, December 11). A liberal egalitarian paradox*:
Economics & philosophy. Cambridge Core. Retrieved from
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/economics-and-philosophy/article/abs/liberal-
egalitarian-paradox/A7F7B062D198273946248DC0649DFDDC
This source summarized egalitarianism from a liberalism paradox perspective and
demonstrates how the framework could work if the egalitarian condition was dropped. This
source is drastically different from others because it offers a new perspective that
contradicts the others. The publisher is an academic and educational publisher; they have
published many school and university textbooks along with academic journals. The authors
are both Norwegian authors with highly academic and reputable works.
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Christian Standard Bible. (2020). Holman Bible Publishers.
This book is a primary source that supports the biblical worldview of equality involving
racial, economic, human dignity, and many other themes. From the beginning to the end of
this book, there is a multitude of sufficient evidence for egalitarianism. Moreover, the
publisher is a high-quality company recognized for its trustworthy and accessible
resources. Written by approximately 40 men, inspired by the Holy Spirit, this book is more
than a reliable source but the foundation from which the biblical worldview will extend.
Frohnen, B. P. (2016, July 21). Egalitarianism, American-style ~ the imaginative conservative.
The Imaginative Conservative. Retrieved from
https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2016/07/egalitarianism-american-style.html
This source covers egalitarianism from a conservative perspective in the modern-day
society. Alexis de Tocqueville’s idea of egalitarianism is covered and compared to the
exceptionalism in modern day America. The publisher is a conservative online journal that
addresses culture, liberal learning, politics, political economy, literature, the arts and the
American Republic. The author is a professor of Law at Ohio Northern University College
of Law and a reputable author of many other works.
Miller, D. (2002, November 2). Egalitarianism: Political. International Encyclopedia of the
Social & Behavioral Sciences. Retrieved from
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/B0080430767011384
This article demonstrates egalitarianism's historical development in a nutshell before
examining the many varieties of egalitarianism supported in modern democracies. It not
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only defines the origin of egalitarianism but covers the four different forms of equality.
This short source reveals political, economic, social, opportunity, and outcome truths about
egalitarianism. Published by an academic publishing company in 2001 that specializes in
scientific, technical, and medical content, it reveals how times have changed from the
nineteenth century, the origin, to the last 20 years. The author cited many references and
was an English political theorist and a professor of political theory at the University of
Oxford; he also has a Ph.D. in philosophy.
Murray, C. A. (2013). American exceptionalism: An experiment in history. AEI Press.
This brief book summarizes American exceptionalism and the four elements of an
exceptional culture. Highlighting Americas historical exceptional nature and displaying the
current state of America, the author defines how geography, ideology, politics, and daily
life set the new nation apart from Europe in the 18th and 19th centuries and its evolution
over the course of the 20th century. The publisher is a center- right, Washington DC based
think tank focused on Public Policy Research. The Author is an American Political
Scientist known for his highly controversial works. He went to school at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Harvard College and Harvard University.
Wilsey, J. D. (2015). American Exceptionalism and Civil Religion. InterVarsity Press.
https://libertyonline.vitalsource.com/books/9780830899296
This work covers American Exceptionalism and its entirety. Civil religion included, this
source highlights the relation between egalitarianism and American Exceptionalism. The
publishing company is a Christian publishing company that speaks specifically to critical
