The Study of Politics: The Western Tradition and American OriginsMcGraw-Hill, 1963 - 120 páginas |
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... fact the businessman wants the extra cash for a Florida vacation and the trade unionist wants his raise for similar , if less extravagant , reasons . But for each to get what he wants he must persuade others that these wants spring from ...
... fact the businessman wants the extra cash for a Florida vacation and the trade unionist wants his raise for similar , if less extravagant , reasons . But for each to get what he wants he must persuade others that these wants spring from ...
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... fact or not , he will look on some people and policies as good and on others as less than praiseworthy . Such an ... facts , and what arrangements of facts , are admissible in drawing conclusions . To say that one gathers and organizes ...
... fact or not , he will look on some people and policies as good and on others as less than praiseworthy . Such an ... facts , and what arrangements of facts , are admissible in drawing conclusions . To say that one gathers and organizes ...
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... facts . There may be no agree- ment on what the facts mean or even which are the most important facts . Nevertheless ... fact that some men are " naturally " superior to others , and these fortunate individuals ought to have a preferred ...
... facts . There may be no agree- ment on what the facts mean or even which are the most important facts . Nevertheless ... fact that some men are " naturally " superior to others , and these fortunate individuals ought to have a preferred ...
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THE STUDY OF POLITICS | 1 |
THE WESTERN TRADITION | 17 |
ENDS AND MEANS | 31 |
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