A Theory of ConflictScribner, 1975 - 245 sider |
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Side 42
... theory that man is a political and social animal by his nature . Since man was created by God , it followed that God intended man to live in societies , and this argument ... theory of the Natural Law . For 42 THE STATE AS FACT AND THEORY.
... theory that man is a political and social animal by his nature . Since man was created by God , it followed that God intended man to live in societies , and this argument ... theory of the Natural Law . For 42 THE STATE AS FACT AND THEORY.
Side 53
... theory now generally known as ' instrumentalism ' ) . Arguing from these premises , the Marxists ( that is , those influenced by Karl Marx ) insist that theory and action are indissoluble . As R. N. Carew Hunt pointed out , theory and ...
... theory now generally known as ' instrumentalism ' ) . Arguing from these premises , the Marxists ( that is , those influenced by Karl Marx ) insist that theory and action are indissoluble . As R. N. Carew Hunt pointed out , theory and ...
Side 68
... theory - more totalists : Mazzini , Mussolini , de Gobineau , H. S. Chamberlain , Hitler — a constructive side of ... theory of convergence ' — varieties of the State today THE DIVERGENCE between theory and fact is not confined to Marx ...
... theory - more totalists : Mazzini , Mussolini , de Gobineau , H. S. Chamberlain , Hitler — a constructive side of ... theory of convergence ' — varieties of the State today THE DIVERGENCE between theory and fact is not confined to Marx ...
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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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