Bad Meets Evil

statesmen or by domestic political systems that give greedy parochial groups the opportunity to pursue self-serving expansionist foreign policies. For classical realists international politics can be characterized as evil: bad things happen because the people making foreign policy are sometimes bad (Spirtas 1996: 387–400). Realism 13 Although not employing the formal mathematical modeling found in contemporary rational choice theory, classical realism posits that state behavior can be understood as having

elsewhere. While American English is generally standard, American speech often differs according to what part of the country you are in. Southerners tend to speak slowly, in what is referred to as a "Southern drawl." Midwesterners use "flat" a's (as in "bad" or "cat"), and the New York City patois features a number of Yiddish words ("schlepp," "nosh," "nebbish") contributed by the city's large Jewish population. Regional differences also make themselves felt in less tangible ways, such as attitudes and

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is the world of imagination, which, along with their names, grants things and persons their singularity, and which arrives at a higher truth, because it arises from the idée de perfection. The Age of Words enters when the imaginary meets the real, when the desired meets its object and names are replaced by concepts whose generality makes all individuation disappear. 35 En revenant à la division triadique abandonnée, Jauss montre le point d’origine de la particularité du système de perception de la