Human Potentialities1958 |
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Page 21
... environmental possibilities exist , each giving rise to new features in the other . New humanness will give rise to new kinds of environment ; new kinds of en- vironment will give rise to new humanness in a mounting cycle of elaboration ...
... environmental possibilities exist , each giving rise to new features in the other . New humanness will give rise to new kinds of environment ; new kinds of en- vironment will give rise to new humanness in a mounting cycle of elaboration ...
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... environment ; we are in the process of discovering new modes of interaction with our environment and therefore becoming one with our environment by virtue of this very process of self - discovery . The problem of whether we have cosmic ...
... environment ; we are in the process of discovering new modes of interaction with our environment and therefore becoming one with our environment by virtue of this very process of self - discovery . The problem of whether we have cosmic ...
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... environment " of every other organ . The rich reciprocities of the inner environment involve mutual tun- ing and adjustment . It has become evident from recent work that one group of cells modulates or controls the rhythms of another ...
... environment " of every other organ . The rich reciprocities of the inner environment involve mutual tun- ing and adjustment . It has become evident from recent work that one group of cells modulates or controls the rhythms of another ...
Contents
Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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