Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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Pagina 127
... action is for the time being reduced to a minimum . Men find satisfaction in group action even when this is so restricted and uniform as to be nearly mechanical . Calisthenics , military drill , vocal and instrumental ensembles are ...
... action is for the time being reduced to a minimum . Men find satisfaction in group action even when this is so restricted and uniform as to be nearly mechanical . Calisthenics , military drill , vocal and instrumental ensembles are ...
Pagina 139
... action , and to arouse emotions . Propaganda has for its ultimate purpose incitement to action . Thoughts , words , and deeds are causally related and seem in this respect to fade into one another . At what point does activity become ...
... action , and to arouse emotions . Propaganda has for its ultimate purpose incitement to action . Thoughts , words , and deeds are causally related and seem in this respect to fade into one another . At what point does activity become ...
Pagina 143
... action in a democracy ought not to present any great difficulties . Surely , any action which is designed to overthrow democracy is subversive . The simplicity and obviousness of this solution are il- lusory , however , and that because ...
... action in a democracy ought not to present any great difficulties . Surely , any action which is designed to overthrow democracy is subversive . The simplicity and obviousness of this solution are il- lusory , however , and that because ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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