A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 50
... principle ' which epitomises his philosophy : . . . the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilised community , against his will , is to prevent harm to others . His own good , either physical ...
... principle ' which epitomises his philosophy : . . . the only purpose for which power can be rightfully exercised over any member of a civilised community , against his will , is to prevent harm to others . His own good , either physical ...
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... principle of the ideological purge : the party should have a central directing organ and a central committee , from which un- reliable elements were to be expelled . These monolithic and totalist principles were further consolidated ...
... principle of the ideological purge : the party should have a central directing organ and a central committee , from which un- reliable elements were to be expelled . These monolithic and totalist principles were further consolidated ...
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... principle is so widely accepted , remains questionable . If all men are regarded as born with equal rights , then one cannot , in logic , disfranchise those who lack money , property or education . ( It is worth remembering that despite ...
... principle is so widely accepted , remains questionable . If all men are regarded as born with equal rights , then one cannot , in logic , disfranchise those who lack money , property or education . ( It is worth remembering that despite ...
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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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