Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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There is , however , a danger connected with the acceptance of the Absolute . ...
The absolute , then , in the sense in which we shall use it , is a current standard
accepted by any given group or society and regarded by them as " perfect for all ...
There is , however , a danger connected with the acceptance of the Absolute . ...
The absolute , then , in the sense in which we shall use it , is a current standard
accepted by any given group or society and regarded by them as " perfect for all ...
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On the other hand , freedom of the will , which has been closed in by the iron
structure of cause and effect , finds a philosophical pathway open to at least a
limited acceptance . It is a cheering thought . So far , mind has been treated as
though ...
On the other hand , freedom of the will , which has been closed in by the iron
structure of cause and effect , finds a philosophical pathway open to at least a
limited acceptance . It is a cheering thought . So far , mind has been treated as
though ...
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This is admittedly a difficult order , but it is the only possible alternative to
Götterdammerung . We will not win success by a weak acceptance of the idea
that democracy and totalitarianism can live permanently at peace in the same
small world .
This is admittedly a difficult order , but it is the only possible alternative to
Götterdammerung . We will not win success by a weak acceptance of the idea
that democracy and totalitarianism can live permanently at peace in the same
small world .
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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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