A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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... objective validity of the claim . Rebellion begins when the frustration becomes intolerable . Intolerable , that is , to the rebel ; for the phenome- non is subjective , not objective . The distinguishing characteristic of the rebel is ...
... objective validity of the claim . Rebellion begins when the frustration becomes intolerable . Intolerable , that is , to the rebel ; for the phenome- non is subjective , not objective . The distinguishing characteristic of the rebel is ...
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... objectives , or indulging in subversive actions . Such groups , whatever their names , may come under various familiar general labels , such as Marxist , Communist , Trotskyist , Anarchist or simply National- ist . But if a group is ...
... objectives , or indulging in subversive actions . Such groups , whatever their names , may come under various familiar general labels , such as Marxist , Communist , Trotskyist , Anarchist or simply National- ist . But if a group is ...
Side 222
... objective , with the elimination of inequality ; although in practice , more emphasis seems to be given to the eradication of individual fortunes . For my part , I readily concede that poverty is a cause of suffering , and that its ...
... objective , with the elimination of inequality ; although in practice , more emphasis seems to be given to the eradication of individual fortunes . For my part , I readily concede that poverty is a cause of suffering , and that its ...
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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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