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"Community Civics and Rural Life" explores the foundations of citizenship and community engagement within the context of country life. Authored by Arthur W. Dunn, this book delves into the essentials of civics and its practical application in rural settings, particularly within elementary education. Focusing on the sociological aspects of rural life, the book examines how civic principles shape and are shaped by community dynamics. It offers insights into the unique challenges and opportunities for building strong communities and fostering active citizenship. As a historical text on civics, this book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the relationship between individual responsibility and the collective well-being of rural society. It's a study in country life and the building blocks of civic engagement.
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