Mothers, Citizenship, and Independence: A Critique of Pure Family Values

Abstract

Criticizes philosopher William Galston's position on family values, reflected in his book `Liberal Purposes.' Problem with Galston's argument for the moral preeminence of the intact two-parent family; Discussion of the implications of this argument for public policy or political planning. Criticizes philosopher William Galston's position on family values, reflected in his book `Liberal Purposes.' Problem with Galston's argument for the moral preeminence of the intact two-parent family; Discussion of the implications of this argument for public policy or political planning.