Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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... assumed certain responsibilities . He must conform to its rules and regulations . He must obey its officers because he has assigned certain powers to them . He has given up the right to make his own decisions and has assumed the duty of ...
... assumed certain responsibilities . He must conform to its rules and regulations . He must obey its officers because he has assigned certain powers to them . He has given up the right to make his own decisions and has assumed the duty of ...
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... assuming its superiority over the majority in respect to these characteristics . Although it might be difficult to prove this to be a fact , it is generally assumed that there is a probability in favor of the assumption that good sense ...
... assuming its superiority over the majority in respect to these characteristics . Although it might be difficult to prove this to be a fact , it is generally assumed that there is a probability in favor of the assumption that good sense ...
Pagina 98
... assumed that those who are in power are categorically right . They are right because they represent and rule in accordance with political principles which are absolutely right , because that form of government is absolutely right , and ...
... assumed that those who are in power are categorically right . They are right because they represent and rule in accordance with political principles which are absolutely right , because that form of government is absolutely right , and ...
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abolish accept action adjustment authority autocracy basic become believer in democracy candidates character claim committed communist complete compromise concrete conflict consequences Constitution cooperative corporate end critics decision degree demo democ democratic citizen democratic form democratic government democratic society desires determined develop differences doctrine economic effect election established example experience extent fact favorable foreign policy form of government freedom freedom of speech greatest possible realization human ideal ideas implies insist interests involved issues justified legislation limitation live majority means ment minority mocracy moral moral responsibility nation nature nomic opinion opportunity organization party peace personality political political corruption political party politicians potential practical principles private ends promotion proponent of democracy proportional representation proposes public officials purpose racy reason representative respect responsibility self-correction self-realization sense settlement social solution specific subversive subversive political theory tion tolerance totalitarian two-party system variety viduals vote voters weaknesses welfare