Human Potentialities1958 |
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... freedom is largely a function of the availability of relevant information in the decision - making process , and reflection on our part will increase rather than decrease the freedom of those who in later years will have to make the ...
... freedom is largely a function of the availability of relevant information in the decision - making process , and reflection on our part will increase rather than decrease the freedom of those who in later years will have to make the ...
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... freedom essentially greater than that which he envies in the man nearby who has a little more freedom than he . The world has become so sensitized to freedom that the words and symbols of freedom strike deep resonances everywhere . To ...
... freedom essentially greater than that which he envies in the man nearby who has a little more freedom than he . The world has become so sensitized to freedom that the words and symbols of freedom strike deep resonances everywhere . To ...
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... freedom could precede the im- pulses seeking freedom . This kind of freedom arises from a hu- man context , and to some degree we can help to find freedom for ourselves and others by providing rich contexts . But none of this is done ...
... freedom could precede the im- pulses seeking freedom . This kind of freedom arises from a hu- man context , and to some degree we can help to find freedom for ourselves and others by providing rich contexts . But none of this is done ...
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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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