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... Utopias , and the ur- gency of the task is plain . I believe that in this century and the next there is a serious possibility that thoughtful men and women may define the vari- ous kinds of future societies and the various kinds of ...
... Utopias , and the ur- gency of the task is plain . I believe that in this century and the next there is a serious possibility that thoughtful men and women may define the vari- ous kinds of future societies and the various kinds of ...
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... Utopias . They devise an ideal society which would satisfy the known de- mands of the humanity that we now know to exist ... Utopia which would fit the men of today would be insipid or become a strait jacket to the men of tomorrow . The ...
... Utopias . They devise an ideal society which would satisfy the known de- mands of the humanity that we now know to exist ... Utopia which would fit the men of today would be insipid or become a strait jacket to the men of tomorrow . The ...
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... Utopia . 1519 . MULLER , H. J. Out of the Night : A Biologist's View of the Future . New York , Vanguard , 1935 ... Utopias . New York , Boni & Liveright , 1922 . NORTHRUP , F. S. C. Science and First Principles . New York , Macmil- lan ...
... Utopia . 1519 . MULLER , H. J. Out of the Night : A Biologist's View of the Future . New York , Vanguard , 1935 ... Utopias . New York , Boni & Liveright , 1922 . NORTHRUP , F. S. C. Science and First Principles . New York , Macmil- lan ...
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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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