Readings in SpeechHaig A. Bosmajian Harper & Row, 1965 - 384 pagina's |
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Pagina 165
... rule covering a number of cases . For example , I note that this boy , that boy and the other boy , from a certain high school , display great incompetence in writing themes . I generalize : no one is taught to write properly at that ...
... rule covering a number of cases . For example , I note that this boy , that boy and the other boy , from a certain high school , display great incompetence in writing themes . I generalize : no one is taught to write properly at that ...
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... rule of law.1 Cultural standards and political traditions of the nations , however , decide the chances of the demagogue for winning the power . Sci- entific observers of the spread of dictatorial rule in Europe have often regarded the ...
... rule of law.1 Cultural standards and political traditions of the nations , however , decide the chances of the demagogue for winning the power . Sci- entific observers of the spread of dictatorial rule in Europe have often regarded the ...
Pagina 253
... rule . It may fill a gap between two social orders . This was the historical function of the absolute monarchy which helped to develop modern capitalistic society , but the new dictatorships are distinguished from the earlier absolutism ...
... rule . It may fill a gap between two social orders . This was the historical function of the absolute monarchy which helped to develop modern capitalistic society , but the new dictatorships are distinguished from the earlier absolutism ...
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