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part is both a cause and effect of the whole of which it is a part . Such an absurd conclusion is the only one that is possible if we use only the causality concept . Even if we attempt to meet the situation by introducing the newer ...
part is both a cause and effect of the whole of which it is a part . Such an absurd conclusion is the only one that is possible if we use only the causality concept . Even if we attempt to meet the situation by introducing the newer ...
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In other words , the whole is something else than the additive sum of the parts . So also the syndrome is something else than the additive sum of its isolated reduced parts . ? But there is also an important difference .
In other words , the whole is something else than the additive sum of the parts . So also the syndrome is something else than the additive sum of its isolated reduced parts . ? But there is also an important difference .
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mind we then examine one portion of this whole at a low magnification , let us say ten times . We are now studying a detail not for its own isolated sake , but with its relationship to the whole in mind . We can then go on to a closer ...
mind we then examine one portion of this whole at a low magnification , let us say ten times . We are now studying a detail not for its own isolated sake , but with its relationship to the whole in mind . We can then go on to a closer ...
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Elements of a Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 13 |
HolisticDynamic Theory in the Study of Personality | 22 |
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