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Contents
Religious Influences and Church Involvements | 3 |
Diplomatic Influences and International Involvements | 27 |
Prophet of Realism The Narrative Setting and the Ideological Framework 19371945 | 45 |
The Great Enlightenment | 47 |
The Commission on a Just and Durable Peace | 61 |
What Is Diagnosing the Problem of International Relations | 87 |
What Ought To Be Suggesting a Solution for the Problem | 113 |
Moving from Problem toward Solution The United Nations Charter | 133 |
From Prophet of Realism to Priest of Nationalism The Years of Transformation 19451952 | 151 |
Toward Noncooperation 19451946 | 153 |
From Noncooperation to Prevention 19461949 | 181 |
From Prevention to Opposition 19491952 | 215 |
Conclusion | 249 |
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Page xxiii - Let us hereafter, in speaking of the hot place in a man's consciousness, the group of ideas to which he devotes himself, and from which he works, call it the habitual centre of his personal energy.
Bibliographic information
| Title | The Transformation of John Foster Dulles: From Prophet of Realism to Priest of Nationalism |
| Author | Mark G. Toulouse |
| Editor | Mercer University Press |
| Contributors | Martin E. Marty, Akira Arive |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Mercer University Press, 1985 |
| ISBN | 0865541604, 9780865541603 |
| Length | 277 pages |
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