Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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... believe in democracy ? This book is one believer's attempt to answer this question for himself . The need to do this , too , grew out of sustained critical preoccupation with the theories and practices of con- temporary enemies of democracy ...
... believe in democracy ? This book is one believer's attempt to answer this question for himself . The need to do this , too , grew out of sustained critical preoccupation with the theories and practices of con- temporary enemies of democracy ...
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... democracy that there is not avail able in our democratic philosophy a ... believer in democracy has no choice but to extend to the communist all the ... DEMOCRATIC CITIZEN - DEMOCRATIC STATE.
... democracy that there is not avail able in our democratic philosophy a ... believer in democracy has no choice but to extend to the communist all the ... DEMOCRATIC CITIZEN - DEMOCRATIC STATE.
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An Essay on Democracy Marten Ten Hoor. of a ubiquitous and powerful anti - democratic movement repre- sents a world ... believer in democracy is under no such dogmatic com pulsion . He has no desire to destroy other forms of govern ment ...
An Essay on Democracy Marten Ten Hoor. of a ubiquitous and powerful anti - democratic movement repre- sents a world ... believer in democracy is under no such dogmatic com pulsion . He has no desire to destroy other forms of govern ment ...
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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