The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... political thought because he characterized the state established by the Italian tyrants as a deliberate work of art ; but his insight here was better than that of his critics . In politics , as in painting after the invention of the ...
... political thought because he characterized the state established by the Italian tyrants as a deliberate work of art ; but his insight here was better than that of his critics . In politics , as in painting after the invention of the ...
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... political power to rational control , but for making irrational claims powerful . Though it attempted to make the state a finished work of art , it sacrificed the variety and exuberance of life for a formal unity that turned all too ...
... political power to rational control , but for making irrational claims powerful . Though it attempted to make the state a finished work of art , it sacrificed the variety and exuberance of life for a formal unity that turned all too ...
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... Political decentralization , 383 Political despotism , 168 Political government , 314 Political justice , 60 Polity , 384 ; Greek , 24 Poliziano , 234 Pollaiuolo , 207 Polo family , 152 Polybius , 40 Polycraticus , 152 Polynesians ...
... Political decentralization , 383 Political despotism , 168 Political government , 314 Political justice , 60 Polity , 384 ; Greek , 24 Poliziano , 234 Pollaiuolo , 207 Polo family , 152 Polybius , 40 Polycraticus , 152 Polynesians ...
Table des matières
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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