The Elements of PoliticsMacmillan, 1891 - 632 páginas |
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... obtaining reasoned answers to political questions ; but rather , by careful reflection , to introduce greater ... obtained . The general B theory of politics ought to classify the considerations by which.
... obtaining reasoned answers to political questions ; but rather , by careful reflection , to introduce greater ... obtained . The general B theory of politics ought to classify the considerations by which.
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... obtain from history empirical laws of social development , and after- wards endeavour to connect these , by a process which he calls " inverse deduction , " with " the psychological and etho- logical laws which govern the action of ...
... obtain from history empirical laws of social development , and after- wards endeavour to connect these , by a process which he calls " inverse deduction , " with " the psychological and etho- logical laws which govern the action of ...
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... problems , in the solution of which we can only obtain a doubtful and indirect assistance from a study of preceding ages . Grant 1 that History scientifically treated may enable us to decide 6 CHAP . ELEMENTS OF POLITICS.
... problems , in the solution of which we can only obtain a doubtful and indirect assistance from a study of preceding ages . Grant 1 that History scientifically treated may enable us to decide 6 CHAP . ELEMENTS OF POLITICS.
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... obtained.1 But if this be so , by what other rational method can we deal with the questions of Practical Politics ? According to my view it must be a method mainly deductive : we must assume certain general characteristics of man and ...
... obtained.1 But if this be so , by what other rational method can we deal with the questions of Practical Politics ? According to my view it must be a method mainly deductive : we must assume certain general characteristics of man and ...
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... obtain by any other mode of appointment . These are questions which we shall afterwards have to discuss I only refer to them now by way of illustration ; and in order to warn the reader that , in my opinion , no questions of this kind ...
... obtain by any other mode of appointment . These are questions which we shall afterwards have to discuss I only refer to them now by way of illustration ; and in order to warn the reader that , in my opinion , no questions of this kind ...
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