Natural Right and Political Right: Essays in Honor of Harry V. JaffaThomas B. Silver, Peter W. Schramm |
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Page 175
... judging ( to dikazon ) , for which Aristotle used the verb for the judging of democratic assemblies ; and as this judging is a calling to account before the many , it is democratic . It also recalls to us the necessity of confronting ...
... judging ( to dikazon ) , for which Aristotle used the verb for the judging of democratic assemblies ; and as this judging is a calling to account before the many , it is democratic . It also recalls to us the necessity of confronting ...
Page 187
... Judging . The " remaining " part of regimes is judging or " dicasting " ( the word for judging in a democratic assembly ) ; Aristotle does not say it is " next " or " connected " as he said about offices to the deliberative part . He ...
... Judging . The " remaining " part of regimes is judging or " dicasting " ( the word for judging in a democratic assembly ) ; Aristotle does not say it is " next " or " connected " as he said about offices to the deliberative part . He ...
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... judging homicide they must have a notion of the dignity of man and his place in nature ; and in judging foreigners , they must have a notion of what makes men foreign to each other and therefore of what is foreign to man . These notions ...
... judging homicide they must have a notion of the dignity of man and his place in nature ; and in judging foreigners , they must have a notion of what makes men foreign to each other and therefore of what is foreign to man . These notions ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Dante and the Rediscovery of Political Philosophy | 9 |
Jefferson and the Practice of Empire | 27 |
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