Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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( 1 ) Reactionary : desires to return to the past ; must be used only in connection
with those who are opponents of liberty . ... they desire the state to control the
means of production but would approach control only as the people are
convinced .
( 1 ) Reactionary : desires to return to the past ; must be used only in connection
with those who are opponents of liberty . ... they desire the state to control the
means of production but would approach control only as the people are
convinced .
第 103 頁
... of man is to reorient the world into harmony with himself . Conscience has both
a will to dominate others and a will to dominate one's self . This double and
contradictory motivation emerges as a desire for domination and a desire for
equality ...
... of man is to reorient the world into harmony with himself . Conscience has both
a will to dominate others and a will to dominate one's self . This double and
contradictory motivation emerges as a desire for domination and a desire for
equality ...
第 177 頁
Both British and American imperialism have been characterized historically by
the desire to eat our cake and have it too . That is we wish to exploit peoples and
at the same time win them as friends ; we wish to make great profits , but we don't
...
Both British and American imperialism have been characterized historically by
the desire to eat our cake and have it too . That is we wish to exploit peoples and
at the same time win them as friends ; we wish to make great profits , but we don't
...
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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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