Or, in positive terms, by what political means shall the interests of the governors be identified with those of the governed?
John Dewey: “Or, in positive terms, by what political means shall the interests of the governors be identified with those of the…”
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Dewey poses a critical question about aligning the interests of those in power with those they govern.
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