The Shaking Off of BurdensUniversity of Cape Town, 1965 - 17 Seiten |
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... allowed to watch a public football match which interests him . And , most obviously , the very term , " job reservation " , is evidence of a denial of free- dom to some people . The reason why I have called up Aristotle from the dead is ...
... allowed to watch a public football match which interests him . And , most obviously , the very term , " job reservation " , is evidence of a denial of free- dom to some people . The reason why I have called up Aristotle from the dead is ...
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... allowed that those captured in war became legally the slaves of their captors . There are , he says , people who regard it as indefensible that someone who has been over - powered by violence and the superior force of another , should ...
... allowed that those captured in war became legally the slaves of their captors . There are , he says , people who regard it as indefensible that someone who has been over - powered by violence and the superior force of another , should ...
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