 | Raymond Williams - 2005 - 292 Seiten
...however we may seek to remove them from their tenure of administration, yet, while they administer, we steadily and with undivided heart support them...without society there can be no human perfection. It is a point of view. Certainly it contrives to forget the start of the disorder: the defeat of the... | |
 | Alex J. Bellamy - 2004 - 350 Seiten
...from where island emerge. (Serres: 1977) Order is central to the notion of an international society. Without order there can be no society. And without society there can be no civilized life. Or so at least resonates one of the most central themes of the English School, which... | |
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... self, in the progress of humanity towards perfection, — for us the framework of society, that theatre on which this august drama has to unroll itself, is sacred ; and whoever administers it, and however we may seek to remove them from their tenure... 
