Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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第 102 頁
Action forces a comparison and choice of modes of action , and out of this conflict
arises consciencethe individual ' s view of what society would have him do . The
peasant Englishman tried to follow Nature , which judged by the results ( reality )
...
Action forces a comparison and choice of modes of action , and out of this conflict
arises consciencethe individual ' s view of what society would have him do . The
peasant Englishman tried to follow Nature , which judged by the results ( reality )
...
第 108 頁
The masses are hopelessly sentimental , rarely realistic until after action has
begun , therefore when a question of foreign policy arises the government must
sound out public opinion . If it agrees , go ahead ; if not the foreign office must
change ...
The masses are hopelessly sentimental , rarely realistic until after action has
begun , therefore when a question of foreign policy arises the government must
sound out public opinion . If it agrees , go ahead ; if not the foreign office must
change ...
第 172 頁
The English method is to hesitate and stall until action must be taken - the
desired action , of course . Ours is to go into an emotional tantrum and use that as
a cover ; we can then , as it were , plead temporary insanity . This is
approximately ...
The English method is to hesitate and stall until action must be taken - the
desired action , of course . Ours is to go into an emotional tantrum and use that as
a cover ; we can then , as it were , plead temporary insanity . This is
approximately ...
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ITS MEANING AND ITS METHOD | 1 |
MORALS WITH AXES TO GRIND | 15 |
THE FAILURE OF GREEK DEMOCRACY | 32 |
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