Human Potentialities1958 |
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Page 48
... social partly because he needs other men ; partly because he needs order . With great delight the six - year- old announces : " We have rules at our school . " For many a child there is enormous satisfaction in establishing order . This ...
... social partly because he needs other men ; partly because he needs order . With great delight the six - year- old announces : " We have rules at our school . " For many a child there is enormous satisfaction in establishing order . This ...
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... social sharing . Although they are far from personal self - deceptions , they are on the whole more refractory to evidence than are the purely personal forms of self- deception . They do not , however , permit commitment of their ...
... social sharing . Although they are far from personal self - deceptions , they are on the whole more refractory to evidence than are the purely personal forms of self- deception . They do not , however , permit commitment of their ...
Page 121
... social reality , we are neglecting the more immediate obstacles — namely , the self- deceptions of individual social scientists . Could social psychology and its kindred social sciences discover a framework in which realities could be ...
... social reality , we are neglecting the more immediate obstacles — namely , the self- deceptions of individual social scientists . Could social psychology and its kindred social sciences discover a framework in which realities could be ...
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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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