Freedom Limited: An Essay on DemocracyUniversity of Alabama Press, 1954 - 220 pagine |
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Pagina 135
... freedom to vote but there must be maintenance and protection of the conditions of this free- dom . Discussion as well as voting must be free . There must be ... Freedom Ends IF THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IS Coöperative Limitation of Freedom 135.
... freedom to vote but there must be maintenance and protection of the conditions of this free- dom . Discussion as well as voting must be free . There must be ... Freedom Ends IF THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRACY IS Coöperative Limitation of Freedom 135.
Pagina 141
... freedom of speech is alien to democracy . The explanation of this commitment of democracy to freedom of speech is to be found in part in the experience of the founders of democracy with tyrannical suppression of religious and political ...
... freedom of speech is alien to democracy . The explanation of this commitment of democracy to freedom of speech is to be found in part in the experience of the founders of democracy with tyrannical suppression of religious and political ...
Pagina 147
... freedom , cannot in real life be absolutely realized . If the believer in democracy genuinely believes in it , he will be willing to defend it , even with his life . He would be foolish , indeed ... freedom of others . Where Freedom Ends 147.
... freedom , cannot in real life be absolutely realized . If the believer in democracy genuinely believes in it , he will be willing to defend it , even with his life . He would be foolish , indeed ... freedom of others . Where Freedom Ends 147.
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