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It has already been agreed that a theory of government which proposes to realize all human ends and a theory of government which proposes to suppress all human ends are both abstractions . All forms of government undertake to recognize ...
It has already been agreed that a theory of government which proposes to realize all human ends and a theory of government which proposes to suppress all human ends are both abstractions . All forms of government undertake to recognize ...
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Now it is a characteristic of common sense not to be very much impressed with theories . The lack of respect for theories has its origin in the popular suspicion that theories are not practical . This suspicion is transferred to those ...
Now it is a characteristic of common sense not to be very much impressed with theories . The lack of respect for theories has its origin in the popular suspicion that theories are not practical . This suspicion is transferred to those ...
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To that extent , the study has been concerned with democracy in theory . But a consistent attempt has also been made to focus attention on a real democracy , namely the United States , as a point of concrete reference .
To that extent , the study has been concerned with democracy in theory . But a consistent attempt has also been made to focus attention on a real democracy , namely the United States , as a point of concrete reference .
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FIRST PRINCIPLES | 1 |
PRIVATE ENDS AND CORPORATE ENDS | 11 |
REALIZATION OF ENDS | 19 |
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