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Concerning Locke, for example, Rommen writes, “Locke substitutes for the traditional idea of the natural law as an order of human affairs, as a moral reflex of the metaphysical order of the universe revealed to human reason in the creation as God’s will, the conception of natural law as a rather nominalistic symbol for a catalog or bundle of indivi
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Ricoeur's Personalist Republicanism: Personhood and Citizenship (Studies in the Thought of Paul Ricoeur)
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changing culture and the quality of individual lives,
Charles Reich • The Greening of America
“I am greatly impressed by his central idea, which is that we can reduce the power of the corporate state only by making it less important in our lives,” wrote John Kenneth Galbraith, speaking for many.
Charles Reich • The Greening of America
and the anti-intellectual and sometimes childish tendency of Americans not to think at all allowed them to rest easy
Charles Reich • The Greening of America
his feisty
Walter Isaacson • Steve Jobs

Roeser’s terse letter to the young Congressman he had never met was a significant document in the political fund-raising history of the United States (and, it was to prove in later years, in the larger history of the country as well). Sam Rayburn had, on his trip to Texas in October, 1940, cut off the Democratic National Committee, and other tradit
... See moreRobert A. Caro • The Path to Power: The Years of Lyndon Johnson I
Rayburn did not, moreover, understand—perhaps because he was a man who could not be bought, and this reputation, and the fear in which he was held, kept anyone from explaining his position to him—how important he was to the wildcatters, how the protection he had extended to them in the past, and the protection they were hoping he would continue to
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