Human Potentialities1958 |
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... give to his life in the years ahead , and the areas of freedom in which he may actually discern possi- bilities and intelligently select among them . This task , though carried out in a sobering awareness of the hazards we face , may ...
... give to his life in the years ahead , and the areas of freedom in which he may actually discern possi- bilities and intelligently select among them . This task , though carried out in a sobering awareness of the hazards we face , may ...
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... give human nature another dimension implying division of labor , differentiation of role , po- larity of leader and led , and the subtleties in the orchestration of diversities upon which a complex society depends . The evidence from ...
... give human nature another dimension implying division of labor , differentiation of role , po- larity of leader and led , and the subtleties in the orchestration of diversities upon which a complex society depends . The evidence from ...
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... give the mind to the material at all . Conversely , we should expect that a positive love of certain stimulus materials would give a better - than - average opportunity for close attention to it , with a likelihood of achieving greater ...
... give the mind to the material at all . Conversely , we should expect that a positive love of certain stimulus materials would give a better - than - average opportunity for close attention to it , with a likelihood of achieving greater ...
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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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