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... aristocratic fallacy . The fallacy lies not in their claim to be " aristocrats " -that claim may or may not be justified - but in the doctrine they on that account entertain con- cerning the nature of government and especially ...
... aristocratic fallacy . The fallacy lies not in their claim to be " aristocrats " -that claim may or may not be justified - but in the doctrine they on that account entertain con- cerning the nature of government and especially ...
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... aristocratic claim takes a variety of forms according to the nature or the source of the superiority accredited with the right to rule . We may distinguish the following types and sub- types . Type One : the aristocracy of the breed ...
... aristocratic claim takes a variety of forms according to the nature or the source of the superiority accredited with the right to rule . We may distinguish the following types and sub- types . Type One : the aristocracy of the breed ...
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... aristocratic standard of Plato , when he wanted philosophers to be kings , combined in characteristic Greek fashion the two notions , the philosopher being the man of wisdom who therefore followed the way of " virtue . " A more arid ...
... aristocratic standard of Plato , when he wanted philosophers to be kings , combined in characteristic Greek fashion the two notions , the philosopher being the man of wisdom who therefore followed the way of " virtue . " A more arid ...
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