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... achieve success . Sometimes we overshoot the mark , engaging in sheer fan- tasy or even self - deception . At other times , in order to adapt , one must attend to that which is or has been frustrating . In all these instances , however ...
... achieve success . Sometimes we overshoot the mark , engaging in sheer fan- tasy or even self - deception . At other times , in order to adapt , one must attend to that which is or has been frustrating . In all these instances , however ...
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... achieved through social sharing than through psychotic processes within the individual . By a mechanism which Stefansson2 has de- scribed in the brilliant phrase , “ the standardization of error , " it is possible for human beings to ...
... achieved through social sharing than through psychotic processes within the individual . By a mechanism which Stefansson2 has de- scribed in the brilliant phrase , “ the standardization of error , " it is possible for human beings to ...
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... achieve as much creativeness in dealing with the develop- ment of its own potentialities as it has achieved in studying the potentialities lying hidden in the world of physics and chemistry . Chapter II : The Yen to Discovery * The he ...
... achieve as much creativeness in dealing with the develop- ment of its own potentialities as it has achieved in studying the potentialities lying hidden in the world of physics and chemistry . Chapter II : The Yen to Discovery * The he ...
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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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