Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of Democracy |
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How can democracy get its start in a nation which has never known it ? It may
make headway secretly among serious thinkers . It may be preached openly in a
state still ostensibly autocratic but too decadent and inefficient to enforce
restrictive ...
How can democracy get its start in a nation which has never known it ? It may
make headway secretly among serious thinkers . It may be preached openly in a
state still ostensibly autocratic but too decadent and inefficient to enforce
restrictive ...
第 10 頁
A third rule of democracy is that it never lays claim to perfection . To do that would
make it no better than other political theories which refuse to recognize change
because they regard themselves as already perfect . The democrat instinctively ...
A third rule of democracy is that it never lays claim to perfection . To do that would
make it no better than other political theories which refuse to recognize change
because they regard themselves as already perfect . The democrat instinctively ...
第 21 頁
Let us not regard ourselves too highly ; our word is never final . We , as
democrats , are never quite sure where " good " and " evil ” lie in our struggle
between individualistic desires and the social mandate . Naked individualism is
obviously evil ...
Let us not regard ourselves too highly ; our word is never final . We , as
democrats , are never quite sure where " good " and " evil ” lie in our struggle
between individualistic desires and the social mandate . Naked individualism is
obviously evil ...
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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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