Tools for ConvivialityHarper & Row, 1973 - 110 頁 |
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... scientific specialization , and our response must be new . Thus this Series is committed to ensure that the spiritual and moral needs of man as a human being and the scientific and intellectual resources at his command for life may be ...
... scientific specialization , and our response must be new . Thus this Series is committed to ensure that the spiritual and moral needs of man as a human being and the scientific and intellectual resources at his command for life may be ...
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... scientific verification of its results . And later medical science itself became an alibi for the obvious damage caused by the medical profes- sional . At the first watershed the desirable effects of new scientific discoveries were ...
... scientific verification of its results . And later medical science itself became an alibi for the obvious damage caused by the medical profes- sional . At the first watershed the desirable effects of new scientific discoveries were ...
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... scientific hearsay — well hid- den under the veil of expert testimony - biases juridical and political decisions . Judges , governments , and voters abdicate their own evidence about the necessity of resolving conflicts in a situa- tion ...
... scientific hearsay — well hid- den under the veil of expert testimony - biases juridical and political decisions . Judges , governments , and voters abdicate their own evidence about the necessity of resolving conflicts in a situa- tion ...
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