Human Potentialities1958 |
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Page 99
... individual effort , at least on the part of those who have already made their way as investigators and inventors , the number of such individual thinkers and their lack of resources as compared with the mass facilities of the corporate ...
... individual effort , at least on the part of those who have already made their way as investigators and inventors , the number of such individual thinkers and their lack of resources as compared with the mass facilities of the corporate ...
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... individual curiosities of individual scientists . But curiosity in this sense is not only general . It is also specific . The small child shows not only the will to know but the will to know some things rather than others , the bending ...
... individual curiosities of individual scientists . But curiosity in this sense is not only general . It is also specific . The small child shows not only the will to know but the will to know some things rather than others , the bending ...
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... individual or group . If this is the case , our primary task would seem to be to find tendencies within the individual person which give intrinsic sat- isfaction and cause no excessive conflict , falling foul of other tendencies . And ...
... individual or group . If this is the case , our primary task would seem to be to find tendencies within the individual person which give intrinsic sat- isfaction and cause no excessive conflict , falling foul of other tendencies . And ...
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Our Twentiethcentury Vantage Point | 3 |
The Invention of Culture | 47 |
How We Come to Want What We Want | 60 |
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