In Democracy in America, Volume 2, Alexis de Tocqueville shifts focus from political structures to the social and cultural dimensions of American democracy. He explores themes like the role of individualism, the impact of democracy on intellectual and artistic expression, and the effects of equality on family and social relationships. This episode delves into Tocqueville’s observations on how democratic values shape personal and collective life, offering insights into the potential challenges facing democratic societies. Join us as we examine the nuanced legacy of Tocqueville’s work on democracy and society.