… Acts of rebellion formerly regarded as manifestation of mere bestiality are now condoned as pathological outbursts; the possibility that such acts are the intentional projects of conscious men who are at once both demanding and expressing freedom is beyond the pale of conception. Thus are men robbed not only of their freedom but also of their dignity as creative human beings.
Origine: Forced to be Free (1971), p. 68
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Origine: The Reader's digest vol. 140, no. 837-842 (1992), p. 159
“Jefferson thought schools would produce free men: we prove him right by putting dropouts in jail.”
A Passion for Democracy: American Essays (2000) p. 211
Origine: Forced to be Free (1971), p. 69, quotation is from A. J. Vidich and J. Bensman, Small Town in Mass Society (New York), p. 315
Origine: Forced to be Free (1971), p. 72, quotation is from Rollo May, Man’s Search for Himself, p. 101
A Passion for Democracy: American Essays (2000) p. 211
Origine: Forced to be Free (1971), p. 69-70
Origine: Strong democracy: Participatory politics for a new age (2003), p. 5
[Liberating Feminism, 1975, Seabury Press, 081649214X, 30]
Origine: An Aristocracy of Everyone (1992), p. 26
Origine: Strong democracy: Participatory politics for a new age (2003), p. 3
Origine: Forced to be Free (1971), p. 78-79
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