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Page 131
... depend for their very existence upon environmental encouragement of the child's sensitivities and the protection of his freedom to accumulate , and to keep warm through " incubation , " the living storehouses of experience upon which ...
... depend for their very existence upon environmental encouragement of the child's sensitivities and the protection of his freedom to accumulate , and to keep warm through " incubation , " the living storehouses of experience upon which ...
Page 136
... depend partly upon realis- tic possibilities or relevance , partly upon mood . Now suppose we wish to convert our quadruple spinning spool into a thinking machine , what should we do ? Let us start with our first list , our adjectives ...
... depend partly upon realis- tic possibilities or relevance , partly upon mood . Now suppose we wish to convert our quadruple spinning spool into a thinking machine , what should we do ? Let us start with our first list , our adjectives ...
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... depend absolutely upon increasing knowledge , understanding , and capacity to use the findings and directives issued constantly from the leader- ship . If the intellectual leaders , upon whom scientific findings and their applications ...
... depend absolutely upon increasing knowledge , understanding , and capacity to use the findings and directives issued constantly from the leader- ship . If the intellectual leaders , upon whom scientific findings and their applications ...
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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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