Best Hope of Earth: A Grammar of DemocracyUniversity of Pittsburgh Press, 1948 - 258 頁 |
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... regarded as the earthly shadow of the eternal moral Absolute , sometimes it is purely material , sometimes it is merely a facade to deceive the multitude and to gain their obedience , sometimes it is all of these . At any rate its ...
... regarded as the earthly shadow of the eternal moral Absolute , sometimes it is purely material , sometimes it is merely a facade to deceive the multitude and to gain their obedience , sometimes it is all of these . At any rate its ...
第 38 頁
... regarded them as a part of nature , not its creators , and developed a concept of a higher divinity identified with the mysterious force behind the universe . The next step was obvious : reason became the test of truth . Heraclitus ...
... regarded them as a part of nature , not its creators , and developed a concept of a higher divinity identified with the mysterious force behind the universe . The next step was obvious : reason became the test of truth . Heraclitus ...
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... regarded them as the enemies of social order . Democracy was a menace because it sub- ordinated the search for truth to material gain . The scientific spirit of doubt about things as they were encouraged democracy . To estab- lish order ...
... regarded them as the enemies of social order . Democracy was a menace because it sub- ordinated the search for truth to material gain . The scientific spirit of doubt about things as they were encouraged democracy . To estab- lish order ...
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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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