Fabian Tracts, الأعداد 495-501Fabian Office, 1984 |
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the moral doctrine of socialism is wholly consistent with the theory : both modify each other even if the roots are not always the same . Theory generalises and explains ; doctrine moralises and directs towards action . 3 Socialist ...
the moral doctrine of socialism is wholly consistent with the theory : both modify each other even if the roots are not always the same . Theory generalises and explains ; doctrine moralises and directs towards action . 3 Socialist ...
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... theory clearly in common speech ( indeed some seem to imply that they have an esoteric , inaccessible know- ledge : the usual justification of autoc- racy ) ; and ( v ) the confusion between the fertile idea that theory and practice ...
... theory clearly in common speech ( indeed some seem to imply that they have an esoteric , inaccessible know- ledge : the usual justification of autoc- racy ) ; and ( v ) the confusion between the fertile idea that theory and practice ...
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... Theory I have argued for the primacy of values against three schools of thought : those who think it is possible to ... theory - generalisations about what is or will be the case ; and vice versa . Quite simply all doctrines purport ( in ...
... Theory I have argued for the primacy of values against three schools of thought : those who think it is possible to ... theory - generalisations about what is or will be the case ; and vice versa . Quite simply all doctrines purport ( in ...
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