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Page 38
... complex society depends . The evidence from evolutionary biology indicates that the hu- man race arose once , not several times ; that all living human be- ings are the descendants of one central human stock which de- veloped a million ...
... complex society depends . The evidence from evolutionary biology indicates that the hu- man race arose once , not several times ; that all living human be- ings are the descendants of one central human stock which de- veloped a million ...
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... complex social needs , such as the need for a particular form of prestige — e.g . , the need to be pre - eminent in the Masonic order . The basic psychology of all these processes is the same , whether they deal with simple physical ...
... complex social needs , such as the need for a particular form of prestige — e.g . , the need to be pre - eminent in the Masonic order . The basic psychology of all these processes is the same , whether they deal with simple physical ...
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... complex structure could not be maintained unless all essential components re- mained well articulated . Of course it does not do very much good to say that Rome fell because of soil exhaustion , or India fell through the supremacy of ...
... complex structure could not be maintained unless all essential components re- mained well articulated . Of course it does not do very much good to say that Rome fell because of soil exhaustion , or India fell through the supremacy of ...
Contents
Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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