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... moral and other concepts , which they nurse among themselves , are are all the more strongly developed . These are not absolute principles , but changing moral standards . They are embedded in the Communist hierarchical system in which ...
... moral and other concepts , which they nurse among themselves , are are all the more strongly developed . These are not absolute principles , but changing moral standards . They are embedded in the Communist hierarchical system in which ...
Page 154
... morals of a sect , but they are morals on a high plane . The movement is isolated , it often does not see the truth , but this does not mean that the movement does not therefore aim at , or that it does not love , truth . Internal moral ...
... morals of a sect , but they are morals on a high plane . The movement is isolated , it often does not see the truth , but this does not mean that the movement does not therefore aim at , or that it does not love , truth . Internal moral ...
Page 159
... moral and similar reasons play only a secondary role , if they are not even a hindrance . Practice very rapidly teaches them this . Conse- quently , their moral crises , no matter how profound , end very quickly . Of course , the ...
... moral and similar reasons play only a secondary role , if they are not even a hindrance . Practice very rapidly teaches them this . Conse- quently , their moral crises , no matter how profound , end very quickly . Of course , the ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
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