More EqualityPantheon Books, 1973 - 261 páginas |
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... become aware that as the * -Z bureaucracies and corporations grow bigger and American society becomes more centralized , the average individual becomes more powerless . Indeed , many of the demands for change that sprang up during the ...
... become aware that as the * -Z bureaucracies and corporations grow bigger and American society becomes more centralized , the average individual becomes more powerless . Indeed , many of the demands for change that sprang up during the ...
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... become a serious painter if museums were required to devote 75 percent of their exhibits to popular art , but he or she would not be deflected by a lower income . The serious painter might lose some sales if redistribution cut heavily ...
... become a serious painter if museums were required to devote 75 percent of their exhibits to popular art , but he or she would not be deflected by a lower income . The serious painter might lose some sales if redistribution cut heavily ...
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... become even more distrustful of govern- ment than in existing and unequal societies . Moreover , be- cause society would be completely politicized and almost every matter would wind up before the politicians , every- day life would become ...
... become even more distrustful of govern- ment than in existing and unequal societies . Moreover , be- cause society would be completely politicized and almost every matter would wind up before the politicians , every- day life would become ...
Contenido
THE POSSIBILITIES AND PROBLEMS OF MORE | 57 |
Inequality | 102 |
Some Utopian Scenarios | 193 |
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