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... Autisms I have not meant to imply that all these responses necessarily separate a man from his fellows . On the contrary , it is charac- teristic of every social group to develop its own socially shared forms of " loaded " perceiving ...
... Autisms I have not meant to imply that all these responses necessarily separate a man from his fellows . On the contrary , it is charac- teristic of every social group to develop its own socially shared forms of " loaded " perceiving ...
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... autisms of the physicist have in large measure been washed away by a stream of mathematical symbols . In fact , most physicists do not seem interested in defending any final world view . In the open spaces of mathematical invention ...
... autisms of the physicist have in large measure been washed away by a stream of mathematical symbols . In fact , most physicists do not seem interested in defending any final world view . In the open spaces of mathematical invention ...
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... autisms and the smug sense of cultural rightness . If this analysis be sound , the curiosity motive would apparently ... autism . Immediately we ask : what aspects of a pattern yield the true figure ? May not the same pattern of ...
... autisms and the smug sense of cultural rightness . If this analysis be sound , the curiosity motive would apparently ... autism . Immediately we ask : what aspects of a pattern yield the true figure ? May not the same pattern of ...
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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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