SociologyMcGraw-Hill Higher Education, 1974 - 256 pages |
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Page 38
... violence and bloodlust , and modern - day city dwellers are little more than advanced apes with a thin veneer of civilization -a notion expanded into a book , The Human Zoo . Lorenz argues that our culturally derived ethics are so weak ...
... violence and bloodlust , and modern - day city dwellers are little more than advanced apes with a thin veneer of civilization -a notion expanded into a book , The Human Zoo . Lorenz argues that our culturally derived ethics are so weak ...
Page 94
... violent . According to two persons , one par- ticipant was at one time so upset that he was ready to jump overboard ... violence . I certainly was much more moti- vated as it should be - about the significance and scope of the project ...
... violent . According to two persons , one par- ticipant was at one time so upset that he was ready to jump overboard ... violence . I certainly was much more moti- vated as it should be - about the significance and scope of the project ...
Page 99
... violence has been cast into question by the activities of the New York - based Jewish Defense League , a small but ... violent tactics employed by the JDL ( box , page 132 ) . And yet the JDL's war cry of " Never Again " -a phrase meant ...
... violence has been cast into question by the activities of the New York - based Jewish Defense League , a small but ... violent tactics employed by the JDL ( box , page 132 ) . And yet the JDL's war cry of " Never Again " -a phrase meant ...
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