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Page 49
... representatives is preferable to either consti- tutional monarchy or an enlightened aristocracy is the thesis of his Con- siderations on Representative Government . That women have as much right to votes and careers as men , is the ...
... representatives is preferable to either consti- tutional monarchy or an enlightened aristocracy is the thesis of his Con- siderations on Representative Government . That women have as much right to votes and careers as men , is the ...
Page 477
... representative of society as a whole . But it was this only in so far as it was the state of that class which represented , for the time being , society as a whole ; in ancient times , the state of slave - owning citizens ; in the ...
... representative of society as a whole . But it was this only in so far as it was the state of that class which represented , for the time being , society as a whole ; in ancient times , the state of slave - owning citizens ; in the ...
Page 525
... representative art , and representative art of one definite kind . He is not analyzing the religious drama of a hundred years be- fore , he is analyzing the amusement literature of the fourth century , and giving rules for its ...
... representative art , and representative art of one definite kind . He is not analyzing the religious drama of a hundred years be- fore , he is analyzing the amusement literature of the fourth century , and giving rules for its ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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