Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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第 21 頁
One of the great troubles with the world is that society by giving moral terms to
matters of mere opinion turns them into principles , and of course we cannot
compromise principles without becoming hypocrites . The result is that when we
as ...
One of the great troubles with the world is that society by giving moral terms to
matters of mere opinion turns them into principles , and of course we cannot
compromise principles without becoming hypocrites . The result is that when we
as ...
第 50 頁
It was , of 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 the
Greek ...
It was , of 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 the
Greek ...
第 172 頁
Now of 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 ...
Now of 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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