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... human stocks . The emergence of culture means the establishment of a " sec- ond human nature ” —that is , of devices acquired by individuals in the course of their lifetimes which can be transmitted , essen- tially intact , to progeny ...
... human stocks . The emergence of culture means the establishment of a " sec- ond human nature ” —that is , of devices acquired by individuals in the course of their lifetimes which can be transmitted , essen- tially intact , to progeny ...
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... human nature is to enrich and develop certain aspects of this human nature , and to mute or weaken some of the others . Many psychologists believe , for ex- ample , that there is a raw or " original " human nature which consists of ...
... human nature is to enrich and develop certain aspects of this human nature , and to mute or weaken some of the others . Many psychologists believe , for ex- ample , that there is a raw or " original " human nature which consists of ...
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Gardner Murphy. Chapter 14 : The Fulfillment of the Three Human Natures he first human nature - the human nature of our organic The make - up , our capacities , our cravings , our need to use the equipment with which life supplies us ...
Gardner Murphy. Chapter 14 : The Fulfillment of the Three Human Natures he first human nature - the human nature of our organic The make - up , our capacities , our cravings , our need to use the equipment with which life supplies us ...
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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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