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... fascism or of left - wing totalitarian- ism . Such clashes reveal another source of danger to democracy , to which we shall give particular attention . Other forms of govern- ment are unified from above . Authority is not derived from ...
... fascism or of left - wing totalitarian- ism . Such clashes reveal another source of danger to democracy , to which we shall give particular attention . Other forms of govern- ment are unified from above . Authority is not derived from ...
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... fascism and modern com- munism . Under the same conditions individual egoism in turn takes its extremer form , a form that until recently had received no name and still lacks one in the English speech . We shall call it anomy.1 It is ...
... fascism and modern com- munism . Under the same conditions individual egoism in turn takes its extremer form , a form that until recently had received no name and still lacks one in the English speech . We shall call it anomy.1 It is ...
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... fascism , all of which are nursed by a monstrosity called " bourgeois democracy . " It fastens on the weaknesses of democratic practice , the failures of democracies to live up to their ideals . It pillories , for example , the ...
... fascism , all of which are nursed by a monstrosity called " bourgeois democracy . " It fastens on the weaknesses of democratic practice , the failures of democracies to live up to their ideals . It pillories , for example , the ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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