Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of DemocracyUniversity of Pittsburgh Press, 1956 - 224 頁 |
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第 156 頁
... living under fascism and the Wall - Streeter that he is living under communism ; in their own spheres the restrictions that hedge them in give credence to their opinions . But the average American knows better . For him democracy works ...
... living under fascism and the Wall - Streeter that he is living under communism ; in their own spheres the restrictions that hedge them in give credence to their opinions . But the average American knows better . For him democracy works ...
第 200 頁
... living personality . * We accept the idea of progress because it seems to us that anthro- pology and history show a ... living must perforce accept certain axioms by which to live . Axiom number one is that life is worth living ; the ...
... living personality . * We accept the idea of progress because it seems to us that anthro- pology and history show a ... living must perforce accept certain axioms by which to live . Axiom number one is that life is worth living ; the ...
第 220 頁
... living . The surest way to kill democracy is for the conservative to stand pat . Our failure will mean victory for the new Plato who comes with honeyed promises on his lips and in his hand the dagger to be plunged into the back of human ...
... living . The surest way to kill democracy is for the conservative to stand pat . Our failure will mean victory for the new Plato who comes with honeyed promises on his lips and in his hand the dagger to be plunged into the back of human ...
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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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