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... political elite , and I might be able to make a difference by teaching that elite ; the students are talented , curious , hardworking , and it's a pleasure to engage with them ; the political future of China is wide open , and I'll be ...
... political elite , and I might be able to make a difference by teaching that elite ; the students are talented , curious , hardworking , and it's a pleasure to engage with them ; the political future of China is wide open , and I'll be ...
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... political positions . In the debate , the students raised an in- teresting argument not covered in the reading : namely , that most soldiers sign up to defend national interests , and it would be hard to jus- tify putting their lives at ...
... political positions . In the debate , the students raised an in- teresting argument not covered in the reading : namely , that most soldiers sign up to defend national interests , and it would be hard to jus- tify putting their lives at ...
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theory . This is a counterintuitive argument , for in most respects , the political theories of Habermas and Hobbes represent polar oppo- sites in modern political thought . Still , there are some central common themes . In Hobbes's ...
theory . This is a counterintuitive argument , for in most respects , the political theories of Habermas and Hobbes represent polar oppo- sites in modern political thought . Still , there are some central common themes . In Hobbes's ...
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