The American ConditionDoubleday, 1974 - 407 páginas Analyzes the nature and evolution of freedom in America, arguing that social fragmentation and individualism are threatening its continued existence. |
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... reality of oppression and the possibilities of freedom . The failure to use ca- pacity is always a result of alienation ; unalienated existence cannot coexist with unused capacity as material reality . Marx was also a utopian , who in ...
... reality of oppression and the possibilities of freedom . The failure to use ca- pacity is always a result of alienation ; unalienated existence cannot coexist with unused capacity as material reality . Marx was also a utopian , who in ...
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... reality . As the creation of private life , the form of government reflects private needs and powers at any moment in history . Government , there- fore , is private life ; that is , all the important elements of its exist- ence are ...
... reality . As the creation of private life , the form of government reflects private needs and powers at any moment in history . Government , there- fore , is private life ; that is , all the important elements of its exist- ence are ...
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... reality , and the way in which we think about reality prescribes the questions to be asked and sets limits to the conclusions that can be reached . Aristotle did not conceive it necessary to seek physical verification for the physical ...
... reality , and the way in which we think about reality prescribes the questions to be asked and sets limits to the conclusions that can be reached . Aristotle did not conceive it necessary to seek physical verification for the physical ...
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