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English, Raymond – 1983
Democracy has always been prone to self-destruction, and it was only after the American Civil War that democracy--or at least constitutional representative government--acquired a respectable reputation. There are two very different types of democracies each with its underlying philosophy, value system, and view of human nature. These are…
Descriptors: Communism, Democracy, Democratic Values, Dogmatism