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... line began to be heard . Even though the American people neg- lected the primaries and more than half of them failed to vote in national elections , something had happened which clearly marked 104 ::: THE SECOND HUMAN NATURE.
... line began to be heard . Even though the American people neg- lected the primaries and more than half of them failed to vote in national elections , something had happened which clearly marked 104 ::: THE SECOND HUMAN NATURE.
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... line , and a line which will continue . Humanity cannot afford to belit- tle its only weapon in such a crisis : the weapon of sustained dis- passionate thought as to its place in the cosmos and the devices by which the perils which ...
... line , and a line which will continue . Humanity cannot afford to belit- tle its only weapon in such a crisis : the weapon of sustained dis- passionate thought as to its place in the cosmos and the devices by which the perils which ...
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... lines , marriage across ethnic lines , and so on , some effects can be ob- served within relatively few generations . Here we are dealing no longer with Utopian possibilities , with strange and adventuresome brave new worlds , or with ...
... lines , marriage across ethnic lines , and so on , some effects can be ob- served within relatively few generations . Here we are dealing no longer with Utopian possibilities , with strange and adventuresome brave new worlds , or with ...
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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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