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The Outlines of Sociology

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La lutte des races

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Outlines of Sociology

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Grundriss der Soziologie (A...

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Verwaltungslehre

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“The premise of 'inalienable human rights' rests upon the most unreasonable self-deification of man and overestimation of the value of human life, and upon complete misconception of the only possible basis of the existence of the state. Rights are not founded upon justice. On the contrary, justice is created only by the actual rights as they exist in the state. . . . . It is the simple abstraction of political rights and it stands and falls with them.”
― Ludwig Gumplowicz, Der Rassenkampf. Sociologische untersuchungen. 1909 [Leather Bound]

“No chemist would ask whether oxygen did well in uniting with hydrogen, or whether it is right in mixing with quicksilver. No astronomer would ask, whether the moon, in appearing between sun and earth is worthy of praise or blame-but no historian could be found who would consider it unjustified to judge about the "right" or "wrong" action of King X or Minister Y; who would refrain from praise or blame in the conception of any action whatever.”
― Ludwig Gumplowicz



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