Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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We prefer gradual adjustment because gradual adjustment will do the least harm
to our delicate social roots . The complaint is occasionally heard that democracy
is not practical because to implement it nearly everyone in the state must be in ...
We prefer gradual adjustment because gradual adjustment will do the least harm
to our delicate social roots . The complaint is occasionally heard that democracy
is not practical because to implement it nearly everyone in the state must be in ...
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( 3 ) Liberal : desires gradual change by means of force and counterforce . He
may want little or great change . Democratic socialists belong here because they
wish to change gradually as public opinion is educated : that is , they desire the ...
( 3 ) Liberal : desires gradual change by means of force and counterforce . He
may want little or great change . Democratic socialists belong here because they
wish to change gradually as public opinion is educated : that is , they desire the ...
第 20 頁
The normal method of change is ( or should be ) by gradual compromise of
interests and opinions . Sometimes , however , the social order is so frozen that
any change is regarded as disruptive ( sometimes actually called " evil ” ) , and
change ...
The normal method of change is ( or should be ) by gradual compromise of
interests and opinions . Sometimes , however , the social order is so frozen that
any change is regarded as disruptive ( sometimes actually called " evil ” ) , and
change ...
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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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