Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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The democrat who is a nonbeliever also aspires toward the moral order , but
without hope of heaven or fear of hell and without the guidance of a conscious
deity . The facets of our psychological being , he holds , are the creation of
natural ...
The democrat who is a nonbeliever also aspires toward the moral order , but
without hope of heaven or fear of hell and without the guidance of a conscious
deity . The facets of our psychological being , he holds , are the creation of
natural ...
第 23 頁
Moral judgments lead us into peculiar inconsistencies . Sometimes we judge
corporations morally wrong for doing exactly what we do in our personal life —
buying our groceries in the cheapest market , and selling our used cars in the
dearest ...
Moral judgments lead us into peculiar inconsistencies . Sometimes we judge
corporations morally wrong for doing exactly what we do in our personal life —
buying our groceries in the cheapest market , and selling our used cars in the
dearest ...
第 24 頁
moral values is worse off than a moralist without realism , as we shall see in due
time . What is meant here by rejection of the appeal to moral standards is the
rejection of false or outmoded moral standards ( which perhaps never should
have ...
moral values is worse off than a moralist without realism , as we shall see in due
time . What is meant here by rejection of the appeal to moral standards is the
rejection of false or outmoded moral standards ( which perhaps never should
have ...
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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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