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... scientist approaches is not an Einstein or a Newton but rather the Nazi " scientist " of the concentration - camp experiments or the " mad " scientist of Hollywood . THE PLURALISTIC NATURE OF SCIENCE People seek for as many different ...
... scientist approaches is not an Einstein or a Newton but rather the Nazi " scientist " of the concentration - camp experiments or the " mad " scientist of Hollywood . THE PLURALISTIC NATURE OF SCIENCE People seek for as many different ...
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... scientist and the nonscientist grows shadowy . The philosopher of science who occupies himself with criticism and analysis of the concepts of science is surely closer to the scientist who is also interested in pure theory than the ...
... scientist and the nonscientist grows shadowy . The philosopher of science who occupies himself with criticism and analysis of the concepts of science is surely closer to the scientist who is also interested in pure theory than the ...
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... scientist who is also a bit of an artist to be a better scientist than his colleague who is not also a bit of an artist . If we use the case - history method , this becomes very clear . Our great scientific figures ordinarily have had ...
... scientist who is also a bit of an artist to be a better scientist than his colleague who is not also a bit of an artist . If we use the case - history method , this becomes very clear . Our great scientific figures ordinarily have had ...
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The Role of Basic Need Gratification in Psychological | 107 |
The Instinctoid Nature of Basic Needs | 123 |
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