A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side viii
... accept them as self - evident . ( Hence my inverted commas . ) If the truth of my five assertions is accepted , the inevitability of conflict will be readily perceived , and the implications of this inevitability are further explored in ...
... accept them as self - evident . ( Hence my inverted commas . ) If the truth of my five assertions is accepted , the inevitability of conflict will be readily perceived , and the implications of this inevitability are further explored in ...
Side 29
... accepted as in the national interest , on the understanding that it is indeed temporary and that full freedom of the press will be restored once hostilities are over . Revolutionary war , however , has raised new problems . The pheno ...
... accepted as in the national interest , on the understanding that it is indeed temporary and that full freedom of the press will be restored once hostilities are over . Revolutionary war , however , has raised new problems . The pheno ...
Side 219
... accept the myths of Genesis ; but dogmas come whole : if one element of the affirmation is no longer credible , belief in the rest is weakened . It became increasingly difficult to accept the dogma of the Virgin Birth ; and the ...
... accept the myths of Genesis ; but dogmas come whole : if one element of the affirmation is no longer credible , belief in the rest is weakened . It became increasingly difficult to accept the dogma of the Virgin Birth ; and the ...
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The Causes of Rebellion | 13 |
From Prehistory to J S Mill | 35 |
Marx and his Followers | 52 |
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