Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of DemocracyUniversity of Pittsburgh Press, 1948 - 258 頁 |
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... course , mental suicide for the ancient world , however brilliant were Plato and a few of his successors . Naturally Plato's Republic has never been literally put into effect . At this time Syracuse in Sicily was the greatest city in ...
... course , mental suicide for the ancient world , however brilliant were Plato and a few of his successors . Naturally Plato's Republic has never been literally put into effect . At this time Syracuse in Sicily was the greatest city in ...
第 108 頁
... course , part of the reason is that geography has never before forced them to seek permanent allies , but it cannot be denied that there is also the familiar penchant for reconciling conscience with facts and setting forth ethical ...
... course , part of the reason is that geography has never before forced them to seek permanent allies , but it cannot be denied that there is also the familiar penchant for reconciling conscience with facts and setting forth ethical ...
第 172 頁
... course all these furores and contradictions are the penalties we pay for being a democracy or rather a less intelligent democracy than we have a right to be . The only cure is education for greater restraint and responsibility - and ...
... course all these furores and contradictions are the penalties we pay for being a democracy or rather a less intelligent democracy than we have a right to be . The only cure is education for greater restraint and responsibility - and ...
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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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