Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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... authority of the institution and submit to it ; he can resign his membership ; he can fight for internal change ; or , if he thinks his larger rights are being denied , he can appeal to an authority which is charged with the ...
... authority of the institution and submit to it ; he can resign his membership ; he can fight for internal change ; or , if he thinks his larger rights are being denied , he can appeal to an authority which is charged with the ...
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... authority on him . There is another conception which also emphasizes the independence of the elected representative but for a quite different reason . According to this point of view , the legislator does not have authority because he ...
... authority on him . There is another conception which also emphasizes the independence of the elected representative but for a quite different reason . According to this point of view , the legislator does not have authority because he ...
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... authority ? These questions again assume that moral authority is determined by quantitative superiority . If this were the case , the minority would always be morally wrong . This assumption makes moral right and wrong inde- pendent of ...
... authority ? These questions again assume that moral authority is determined by quantitative superiority . If this were the case , the minority would always be morally wrong . This assumption makes moral right and wrong inde- pendent of ...
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