 | Barry Alan Shain - 1996 - 422 pagina’s
...materialistic individualism." Three Leading Views of the Individual, Plus One Now, as everyone knows, it has only been in the last two centuries that the...artisan, but not person. It is clear that this revolution . . . has also introduced new kinds of grief and misery, and so far, on the broadest scale, it has... | |
 | Christopher Wolfe - 2006 - 252 pagina’s
...more accurately, the rulers) in pre-liberal societies. As the protagonist of a Saul Bellow novel says, "it has only been in the last two centuries that the...were slave, peasant, laborer, even artisan, but not person."27 The general recognition of the equality of each person in society, and the equal concern... | |
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Now, as everyone knows, it has only been in the last two centuries that the majority of people in civilized countries have claimed the privilege of being individuals. Formerly they were slave, peasant, laborer, even artisan, but not person. It is clear... 