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But Plato is already dreaming of an ideal organisation of society . He even imagines that the Thirty Tyrants ( of all men ) might effect a moral reformation . He transfers his hopes to the restored democracy , only to find them ...
But Plato is already dreaming of an ideal organisation of society . He even imagines that the Thirty Tyrants ( of all men ) might effect a moral reformation . He transfers his hopes to the restored democracy , only to find them ...
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And with the supremacy of the machine there arises the ideal of order , which ( as Professor Zimmern has remarked ) we are substituting for the ideal of personal freedom , associated with democracy . There is no place more orderly than ...
And with the supremacy of the machine there arises the ideal of order , which ( as Professor Zimmern has remarked ) we are substituting for the ideal of personal freedom , associated with democracy . There is no place more orderly than ...
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This may be impracticable , like some other features of the ideal state . It may be that the human race is condemned never to see the end of trouble , because it will never find a way to prevent the inen who worship power and wealth ...
This may be impracticable , like some other features of the ideal state . It may be that the human race is condemned never to see the end of trouble , because it will never find a way to prevent the inen who worship power and wealth ...
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The Harmony of the Spheres 1930 | 14 |
The Unwritten Philosophy 1935 | 28 |
Platos Commonwealth 1935 | 47 |
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