THE MYTH OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE: the false virtue of maturity This book, by Dr. Josiah Orrick titled "The Myth of American Independence: The False Virtue of Maturity," explores the dangerous myth of American independence and its implications for maturity. Posing the provocative question of whether independence truly is a virtue that proves maturity, the book examines the history of the concept of independence in America and the consequences of this belief. It also examines how individuals, institutions, and society at large have perpetuated this myth, and how it has impacted the development of the American character. Through a series of essays, examples, and case studies, the book provides a comprehensive look at the consequences of the false belief in independence as a measure of maturity. It will be of great interest to anyone who wants to understand how these ideas have shaped the American experience, and how they continue to shape our society today.Understand the implications of the American myth of independence and its false virtue of maturity.Gain insight into the history of this concept in American culture, and how it has impacted the development of the American character.Learn how individuals, institutions, and society perpetuate this dangerous myth.Acquire legal and philosophical knowledge on the consequences of the false belief in independence as a measure of maturity.Understand how this concept has shaped the American experience and continues to shape our society today.Enjoy and learn!
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