César frente a Cicerón en "La rebelión de las masas"

Anuario Filosófico 34 (71):673-700 (2001)
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In "The Revolt of the Masses" Ortega y Gasset set two conceptions of political powers, represented by Cesar and Cicero, against each other. In this article I try to show how both are complementary, as it happened along the history

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