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We have come to know that every in - dividual lives , from one generation to the
next , in some society ; that he lives out a biography , and that he lives it out within
some historical sequence . By the fact of his living he contributes , how - ever ...
We have come to know that every in - dividual lives , from one generation to the
next , in some society ; that he lives out a biography , and that he lives it out within
some historical sequence . By the fact of his living he contributes , how - ever ...
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When I asked the Abkhasians themselves about their longevity , they told me they
live as long as they do because of their ... The Abkhasians , because they expect
to live long and healthy lives , feel it is necessary self - discipline to conserve ...
When I asked the Abkhasians themselves about their longevity , they told me they
live as long as they do because of their ... The Abkhasians , because they expect
to live long and healthy lives , feel it is necessary self - discipline to conserve ...
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That sense of continuity in both their personal and national lives is what
anthropologists would call their spatial and ... encompassing design for living : It
regulates relationships between families , determines where they live , defines
the ...
That sense of continuity in both their personal and national lives is what
anthropologists would call their spatial and ... encompassing design for living : It
regulates relationships between families , determines where they live , defines
the ...
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