A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 22
... sense of injustice can be subjective as well as real , here is a blanket source of rebellion that will probably never be eliminated . Let me illustrate the dual nature of the problem . The Basques , that nation of uncertain linguistic ...
... sense of injustice can be subjective as well as real , here is a blanket source of rebellion that will probably never be eliminated . Let me illustrate the dual nature of the problem . The Basques , that nation of uncertain linguistic ...
Side 37
... sense from today's . ( Indeed , Greek roots often belong to the category of linguistic traps known as false friends . " Tyranny ' is another , for to the Greeks the ' tyrant ' was merely one who usurped power and not necessarily a man ...
... sense from today's . ( Indeed , Greek roots often belong to the category of linguistic traps known as false friends . " Tyranny ' is another , for to the Greeks the ' tyrant ' was merely one who usurped power and not necessarily a man ...
Side 147
... sense , too , in which it might be said that the Ulster troubles constituted an attempted social revolution by the less privi- leged citizens of Northern Ireland . The fact that not one of the fore- going descriptions is the entire ...
... sense , too , in which it might be said that the Ulster troubles constituted an attempted social revolution by the less privi- leged citizens of Northern Ireland . The fact that not one of the fore- going descriptions is the entire ...
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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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