Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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Each person erects a standard of justice which coincides with the amount of
independence he is willing to surrender . This personal concept of justice is
controlled and changed from time to time by the struggle between his naked
desires and ...
Each person erects a standard of justice which coincides with the amount of
independence he is willing to surrender . This personal concept of justice is
controlled and changed from time to time by the struggle between his naked
desires and ...
第 17 頁
Now the fact that each man desires to be free from restraint means that in the
long run he is not seeking abstract justice , but is seeking to justify his own
standard of conduct , that is , the amount of independence which he is willing to
yield .
Now the fact that each man desires to be free from restraint means that in the
long run he is not seeking abstract justice , but is seeking to justify his own
standard of conduct , that is , the amount of independence which he is willing to
yield .
第 72 頁
On the other hand some were inclined to subject the divine - right ruler to a
concept of justice and beneficence which was expressed in the law . Here was
emerging a practical application of Aristotle ' s casual suggestion that the law be
...
On the other hand some were inclined to subject the divine - right ruler to a
concept of justice and beneficence which was expressed in the law . Here was
emerging a practical application of Aristotle ' s casual suggestion that the law be
...
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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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