Tocquville and Rousseau offer a "new" language? I don't deny we have lots to learn from them, but if "new" is what we need, they don't qualify. --jks I think it is worth while to rescue the language of >socialism and Marxism from the Leninist distortions, but perhaps it is not. >Perhaps we have to invent a new political language. > >Rod Yep. Back to Tocqueville and Rousseau... >>
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