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... racy and equality , we have still to ask what kinds of equality are congenial to democracy and what kinds of ... racy , in the constitutional frame itself that constitutes a democ- racy . The other is the equality of opportunity . This ...
... racy and equality , we have still to ask what kinds of equality are congenial to democracy and what kinds of ... racy , in the constitutional frame itself that constitutes a democ- racy . The other is the equality of opportunity . This ...
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... racy to equality is an aspect of the deeper confusion concerning democracy and individualism . Democracy gives a new status to the individual , that is , to every person as a person . He is invested with active as well as passive rights ...
... racy to equality is an aspect of the deeper confusion concerning democracy and individualism . Democracy gives a new status to the individual , that is , to every person as a person . He is invested with active as well as passive rights ...
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Robert Morrison MacIver. usage creates no problem except when people assume that democ- racy in its proper sense requires or implies that trade unions and corporations and colleges and churches existing under that democ- racy must be ...
Robert Morrison MacIver. usage creates no problem except when people assume that democ- racy in its proper sense requires or implies that trade unions and corporations and colleges and churches existing under that democ- racy must be ...
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Our Neglected Heritage | 3 |
Liberty Equality and Fraternity | 12 |
The Rule of the People | 22 |
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