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... Revolution of 1910 , the Chinese Revolution of 1911 and the Russian Revolution of 1917. The pattern will be modified by the transformation through which western civilization is passing , within the restrictions imposed by historical ...
... Revolution of 1910 , the Chinese Revolution of 1911 and the Russian Revolution of 1917. The pattern will be modified by the transformation through which western civilization is passing , within the restrictions imposed by historical ...
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Promise and Menace Scott Nearing. counter - revolution , an early swing away from restraint toward freedom may be expected . If the forces of counter - revolution are strategically placed , well led , abundantly financed and strongly ...
Promise and Menace Scott Nearing. counter - revolution , an early swing away from restraint toward freedom may be expected . If the forces of counter - revolution are strategically placed , well led , abundantly financed and strongly ...
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... revolution , 181 ; in freedom experiments , 87 Revolution , and counter - revolution , 176 ; and social transition , 174 Science and engineering , 148 Security and freedom , 22 Seizure of power and freedom , 70 Self - determination and ...
... revolution , 181 ; in freedom experiments , 87 Revolution , and counter - revolution , 176 ; and social transition , 174 Science and engineering , 148 Security and freedom , 22 Seizure of power and freedom , 70 Self - determination and ...
Contents
Freedom as Relationship | 3 |
Freedom as Cause | 18 |
Freedom as Consequence | 23 |
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19th century A. N. Whitehead accepted advance apparatus areas aspects associations authority balance bourgeois British chattel slavery choice citizens coercion colonial competition compulsion compulsory conflict conformity consequences corporate business enterprise course culture pattern direction dominant economic emergency Erich Fromm established experience exploitation feudal follow forces free enterprise free world freedom advocates freedom and restraint freedom in action Freedom varies freedom-restraint function group action group freedom Harold Laski Horace Kallen I-ness imposed indi individual interdependent interests Kallen labor power Leo Tolstoi liberty limitations living mature means ment military modern Mortimer Adler name of freedom nations nature necessity newcomer oligarchy opportunity opposites organism period planet political power age society practice pressure principles production relations responsibility restrictions revolution role sense social groups social pattern socialist sovereign sovereignty stability struggle survival tion vidual wealth and power welfare western civilization