Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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social equality is at once the past and the future of their history , this discovery
alone would confer upon the change the sacred character of a divine decree . " *
De Tocqueville was far from being an enemy of democracy , but he pointed out
the ...
social equality is at once the past and the future of their history , this discovery
alone would confer upon the change the sacred character of a divine decree . " *
De Tocqueville was far from being an enemy of democracy , but he pointed out
the ...
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Anatole France spoke sarcastically of the law , which in its majestic equality
forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges , to beg in the streets ,
and to steal bread . Raymond Swing has asserted that civil liberties are luxuries ...
Anatole France spoke sarcastically of the law , which in its majestic equality
forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges , to beg in the streets ,
and to steal bread . Raymond Swing has asserted that civil liberties are luxuries ...
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... 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 - in other words selfishness and
altruism ...
... 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 - in other words selfishness and
altruism ...
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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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