The Ramparts We Guard |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 17
Page 11
... danger that it may happen in so long established a democracy as that of France . The outcome of the clash of opposites is the end of democracy , the victory of fascism or of left - wing totalitarian- ism . Such clashes reveal another ...
... danger that it may happen in so long established a democracy as that of France . The outcome of the clash of opposites is the end of democracy , the victory of fascism or of left - wing totalitarian- ism . Such clashes reveal another ...
Page 118
... danger what- ever of a communist revolution - for it is true that countries where democracy has been long entrenched are the most resistant to its influence — why should there still be so much fear of its in- fluence ? Could peoples who ...
... danger what- ever of a communist revolution - for it is true that countries where democracy has been long entrenched are the most resistant to its influence — why should there still be so much fear of its in- fluence ? Could peoples who ...
Page 118
... danger whatever of a communist revolution for it is true that countries where democracy has been long entrenched are the most resistant to its influence — why should there still be so much fear of its influence ? Could peoples who have ...
... danger whatever of a communist revolution for it is true that countries where democracy has been long entrenched are the most resistant to its influence — why should there still be so much fear of its influence ? Could peoples who have ...
Contents
Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
Copyright | |
14 other sections not shown
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
affairs anomic anomy anti-democratic appeal aristocratic assert attitude authoritarian authority becomes breed 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 Emile Durkheim example exist exploited faith fallacy false 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 Plato policies political principle processes proletariat propaganda propagandistic public opinion racy religion resort rule seek sense social class society solidarity Soviet Soviet democracy spirit Stalin things tion trade union true union United unity values vote wealth whole words