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Intellect has been conceived on the one hand to lie dormant as a potential within
the germ cell , waiting only to be nursed into expression . It has , on the other
hand , been conceived to be the impress of a system of social arrangements ...
Intellect has been conceived on the one hand to lie dormant as a potential within
the germ cell , waiting only to be nursed into expression . It has , on the other
hand , been conceived to be the impress of a system of social arrangements ...
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... analyzed in terms of increasing productiveness and the establishment of richer
and richer areas of expression . I believe that Hornell Hart ' s and much similar
material shows that the principles of extrapolation are sound within specific areas
...
... analyzed in terms of increasing productiveness and the establishment of richer
and richer areas of expression . I believe that Hornell Hart ' s and much similar
material shows that the principles of extrapolation are sound within specific areas
...
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In the later Hebrew tradition and in the Hellenistic world , in which Hebrew and
Greek thought are interfused , there begins to be more and more emphasis upon
sin as the expression of arbitrary choice . In these terms the Garden of Eden story
...
In the later Hebrew tradition and in the Hellenistic world , in which Hebrew and
Greek thought are interfused , there begins to be more and more emphasis upon
sin as the expression of arbitrary choice . In these terms the Garden of Eden story
...
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Contents
Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
Three Kinds of Human Nature | 15 |
OF CULTURE | 47 |
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