Dissent, Volumen8Dissent Publishing Corporation, 1967 |
Dentro del libro
Resultados 1-3 de 52
Página 181
... revolutionary activity from resistance is not that resistance is orderly and public , while presumably the revolutionary is bloody and conspiratorial . Walzer is absorbed in the externals of revolution and not in its essence . The ...
... revolutionary activity from resistance is not that resistance is orderly and public , while presumably the revolutionary is bloody and conspiratorial . Walzer is absorbed in the externals of revolution and not in its essence . The ...
Página 182
... revolution . In short , the students are revolutionary in that the logic of their tech- niques and aims points necessarily to a reorganization of the state and national governments . This is not , as Walzer has " learned , the task of ...
... revolution . In short , the students are revolutionary in that the logic of their tech- niques and aims points necessarily to a reorganization of the state and national governments . This is not , as Walzer has " learned , the task of ...
Página 183
... revolution ; Mr. Kahn means to suggest that this is the black man's burden , and that he must carry it whether he will or not . Revolution is “ implicit " in the student sit- downs ; the " logic " of the movement points to the seizure ...
... revolution ; Mr. Kahn means to suggest that this is the black man's burden , and that he must carry it whether he will or not . Revolution is “ implicit " in the student sit- downs ; the " logic " of the movement points to the seizure ...
Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Términos y frases comunes
addicts American Authority beats become building cent clubs Communist critical culture Deal defense democracy democratic drugs economic exist fact feel force Franck Report freedom gang Goodmans Greenwich Village Harlem Harry Bridges housing human ideology India individual industries intellectual issue jazz Jewish junkies Kerala labor land leaders less liberal Lincoln Center live major Manhattan marihuana Marxist means ment military million moral Moses movement Negro neighborhood never nuclear organized Park party person planning political problems Puerto Rican question reform rent Robert Moses Sartre Schlesinger scientists seems slum social Socialist society Soviet square Stalin Street tenants things tion tive trade unions union urban Village Washington Square Park West West Village workers writing York City York Post young