Socialism and EthicsInternational Publishers, 1943 - 223 ページ "Reference notes": pages 215-219. |
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Howard Selsam. a principle of universal legislation , " which means , more simply , that in every situation one should act as one would wish it to be a rule for all men to act in that kind of situation . This principle has some of the ...
Howard Selsam. a principle of universal legislation , " which means , more simply , that in every situation one should act as one would wish it to be a rule for all men to act in that kind of situation . This principle has some of the ...
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... principle has to be introduced in the interests of the individual pleasure theory itself , just as Aristippus recognized that a maximum of pleasure required reason and self - control . Epicurus , who is erroneously associated with this ...
... principle has to be introduced in the interests of the individual pleasure theory itself , just as Aristippus recognized that a maximum of pleasure required reason and self - control . Epicurus , who is erroneously associated with this ...
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... principle to justify the existing order by some verbal magic and those who would carry it out to its logical conclusions in a socialist world order . For a radical note is inherent in this principle , and Immanuel Kant , who gave it its ...
... principle to justify the existing order by some verbal magic and those who would carry it out to its logical conclusions in a socialist world order . For a radical note is inherent in this principle , and Immanuel Kant , who gave it its ...
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