This concept’s instrumental and non-instrumental values are contrasted in an Elizabeth Anderson paper. That paper draws on an earlier thinker’s description of this (-5[1])concept “as a way of life” in an essay titled for a (10[1])“Creative” form of (-5[1])it. A book titled for this concept claims that one population’s “habits of the heart” will prevent it from entering a state of “soft (-5[1])despotism.” This is the (-5[1])first title (10[1])concept of a book advocating for a progressive model of (10[1])education (10[1])by John (-5[1])Dewey. While on a (-5[1])trip to study (10[1])American (10[1]-5[1])prisons with (10[1])Gustave (-5[1])de (10[5])Beaumont, (10[1])Alexis de (10[6])Tocqueville wrote a (10[2])book (10[5])titled (10[1])for this (10[6])concept (10[2])in (10[11])America. For 10 (10[3])points, name this (-5[1])political (10[1])system in which leaders are (10[2])elected (10[2])by (10[2])citizens. (10[8])■END■