Afina Democracy: Personal And Community Freedom
Abstract
This article discusses the original manifestations of democracy in Athens in social life and the differences in the democracy of ancient Athens and the modern world, as well as the interpretation of individual and collective freedom in the example of Athenian democracy.
Keywords
Athenian democracy, collective freedom, personal freedom, the rule of law, sovereignty of the peopleHow to Cite
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