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The primary importance of the individual is therefore a basic implication . The individual must be assured of the greatest possible opportunity for realization , but in a community of other individuals . This is the full meaning of the ...
The primary importance of the individual is therefore a basic implication . The individual must be assured of the greatest possible opportunity for realization , but in a community of other individuals . This is the full meaning of the ...
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Whatever other commitments he may have made , the individual is responsible to the law and thus to the state , and one of the functions of the state is to see that he lives up to this responsibility . The relation between the vote of ...
Whatever other commitments he may have made , the individual is responsible to the law and thus to the state , and one of the functions of the state is to see that he lives up to this responsibility . The relation between the vote of ...
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The believer in democracy insists that initially no individual or group of individuals has any more right to ... No individual has any predetermined or inherent right to decide whose demands shall be satisfied or to what extent .
The believer in democracy insists that initially no individual or group of individuals has any more right to ... No individual has any predetermined or inherent right to decide whose demands shall be satisfied or to what extent .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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