The United States: An Experiment in DemocracyHarper, 1920 - 332 páginas |
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Página 179
... ideas , as such , ideas divorced from immediate practical ends , seem to us permissible mainly as a diversion , and so long as they can be dis- missed lightly as " interesting " or " amusing . " In all serious matters - matters not to ...
... ideas , as such , ideas divorced from immediate practical ends , seem to us permissible mainly as a diversion , and so long as they can be dis- missed lightly as " interesting " or " amusing . " In all serious matters - matters not to ...
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... idea until the thing or idea becomes intolerable . We are tolerant -that is to say , we are good - natured and can take a joke - but don't count on carry- ing the funny business too ... ideas required for dealing with 180 THE UNITED STATES.
... idea until the thing or idea becomes intolerable . We are tolerant -that is to say , we are good - natured and can take a joke - but don't count on carry- ing the funny business too ... ideas required for dealing with 180 THE UNITED STATES.
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... ideas and interests are radically different from those of the majority , or are thought to be so , then majority rule ceases to be " government by the people " and becomes the oppression of one group by another . Now the industrial ...
... ideas and interests are radically different from those of the majority , or are thought to be so , then majority rule ceases to be " government by the people " and becomes the oppression of one group by another . Now the industrial ...
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