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... reasons . One reason is historical ; the people were forced to undergo the loss of freedom in the irresistible drive toward economic change . Another reason is of an intellectual and moral nature . Since industrialization had become a ...
... reasons . One reason is historical ; the people were forced to undergo the loss of freedom in the irresistible drive toward economic change . Another reason is of an intellectual and moral nature . Since industrialization had become a ...
Page 135
... reasons make scientific discovery dif- ficult , the main reasons for this difficulty are social . The new class is very interested in seeing that its ideological monopolism is not endangered . Every great scientific discovery is the ...
... reasons make scientific discovery dif- ficult , the main reasons for this difficulty are social . The new class is very interested in seeing that its ideological monopolism is not endangered . Every great scientific discovery is the ...
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... reasons for this : First , modern war must inevitably be total war . Not one economic , human , or other source can remain untapped , because the technical level of production is already so high that it makes it impossible for parts of ...
... reasons for this : First , modern war must inevitably be total war . Not one economic , human , or other source can remain untapped , because the technical level of production is already so high that it makes it impossible for parts of ...
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Origins | 1 |
Character of the Revolution | 15 |
The New Class | 37 |
Copyright | |
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