Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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CHAPTER I Democracy Its Meaning and Its Method EMOCRACY is a positive
political process for putting the evolv - | ing will of the people into effect in order to
advance toward liberty , equality , and fraternity . Though it bears in itself the ...
CHAPTER I Democracy Its Meaning and Its Method EMOCRACY is a positive
political process for putting the evolv - | ing will of the people into effect in order to
advance toward liberty , equality , and fraternity . Though it bears in itself the ...
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The facets of our psychological being , he holds , are the creation of natural
forces and because of them we can advance to the moral order . Many , believers
and nonbelievers , can agree upon the mechanics of psychological processes ;
the ...
The facets of our psychological being , he holds , are the creation of natural
forces and because of them we can advance to the moral order . Many , believers
and nonbelievers , can agree upon the mechanics of psychological processes ;
the ...
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Aristotle is often called the father of science , but his twenty years with Plato seem
to have ruined any chance of his making practical advances in physics or
astronomy , for with Plato he rejected the idea of a mechanical explanation of
natural ...
Aristotle is often called the father of science , but his twenty years with Plato seem
to have ruined any chance of his making practical advances in physics or
astronomy , for with Plato he rejected the idea of a mechanical explanation of
natural ...
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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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