The Ramparts We Guard |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 30
Page 4
... nature of democracy . If on the contrary we want expositions of the nature of dictator- ship we can find them a - plenty . Thousands of books have been written about its various forms . Its philosophy , its structure , its goals , have ...
... nature of democracy . If on the contrary we want expositions of the nature of dictator- ship we can find them a - plenty . Thousands of books have been written about its various forms . Its philosophy , its structure , its goals , have ...
Page 16
... nature of things and there are some inequalities , inequalities irrelevant to the democratic principle , that it cannot afford to dis- regard . Here is where there is often a misconception about the nature of democracy , and perhaps ...
... nature of things and there are some inequalities , inequalities irrelevant to the democratic principle , that it cannot afford to dis- regard . Here is where there is often a misconception about the nature of democracy , and perhaps ...
Page 131
... 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 . The generic pre- sumption is that men are of different clay ...
... 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 . The generic pre- sumption is that men are of different clay ...
Contents
Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
Copyright | |
12 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
affairs anomic anomy anti-democratic appeal aristocratic attitude authoritarian authority becomes Berkeley breed CALIFORNIA LIBRARY capitalism capitalist Chapter citizens civil rights claim communists constitutional countries cratic culture danger demo democ democratic denied detachment dictatorship discrimination doctrine dominant economic democracy economic power elections elite example exist exploited faith fallacy fascism fear forms of government freedom function goal group anarchy Harold Laski human incompetent individual indoctrination inequalities interests Irving Babbitt James Burnham Karl Marx leaders Lenin liberty live Madison Grant majority Marx Marxist masses ment mind mocracy modern nature Negro oligarchy opportunity opposing organization particular party peril person philosophy policies political principle processes proletariat propaganda propagandistic public opinion racy religion resort rule seek sense social class society solidarity Soviet spirit Stalin things tion trade union true union United unity UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA values vote wealth whole words