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"Aristocrat" and "The Community" : two philosophical dialogues /

This book consists of two dialogues, "Aristocrat" and "The Community." Both take place among friends through the course of a night. "Aristocrat" is concerned with what it means to want to rule, with the comparison of aristocracy to democracy, and with duty. The friends...

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Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Pappas, Nicholas J.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: New York : Algora Pub., ©2010.
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505 0 |a Aristocrat : An Introduction -- Challenge -- Excellence concerned -- The best shall rule -- Making money -- The princes of the land -- Doubts -- To want to rule -- Duty -- Economy and state -- Sense, process, and history -- The excellent best -- Unease -- Unease no more -- Self-rule -- Cause -- Friendship -- Democratic age, freedom -- Loose -- Tight -- Strangers -- Holding back -- Distance -- Friends, form -- Understanding -- Nature -- Blood -- Studies -- Universals -- Out of place -- Meritocracy, bond -- Proper interest -- Honor -- Power, change -- Acting -- Reconciliation -- Subtle signs -- The cause -- Problems in the faith -- Luck -- Feelings -- Tangles -- A metaphor -- Beautiful -- Opposites, rights, open ones -- Belief -- Strength -- Perpetuity -- Legacy -- Progeny -- Ways -- Explorations -- Compromise -- Help -- War -- Buried -- Clues -- Peace, neutrals -- Gray --Learning -- Fast track -- Unstrung -- Problems -- Strength, again -- Neutrality -- Transcendence and philosophy -- Wisdom -- Precedence -- Preferences -- Dynamite -- Evil, good -- Converts --Want -- Wanting more -- Appointees -- Guiding star -- Helm -- Family -- Steering -- Fallen men --Without the cause -- Faithless -- Standing alone -- Force, heart -- More force -- Restraint -- Courage, pride. 
505 0 |a The community : Part one ; In the cellar -- Kept company -- The mix -- Weight -- Interest -- Of interest -- Wonder -- Core -- Profit -- Curfew, security, only -- Safety in numbers -- The presidents -- Teachers -- Profit, again -- Hiring -- Syllabus -- Quirky tens -- Guardian of education -- Pack animals -- Social -- Review -- Movies -- Recreation -- Guests -- Athletics -- Land and space -- The pack -- Constitutions -- Outside the gate -- The second wall -- Third wall -- Records -- Arrogance -- Committee of staff -- Two youths -- Communications -- General votes -- Part two ; Old wine -- Religion -- Wonder, again -- The college -- Population -- Soul -- Dignity -- Pilots -- Hotel -- Whisky -- Contracts -- Community head -- Wall -- Founding day -- Student movies -- More red -- Selling mystique -- Colonies -- Sameness at home -- Creativity -- Political services -- More money -- Spirits -- Pride -- Outsider insiders -- Night school -- Influence -- Pro bono -- Ideas and sameness -- Part three ; Opting out -- Hasten the end -- Loyal and stubborn -- Fundamentals -- Dual residencies --Office of offices, non-general votes -- Council -- More wine -- Experiments -- Sparks -- Other things -- More other things -- Unofficial -- To the heights -- Middle, dark or light -- Notes and chisels -- Crimes -- Adult education -- Subject -- Touchstone -- Modest cities -- League of the unsame -- Eighths -- On the attack -- Flag -- Uniforms -- The future -- End. 
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