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... limited acquaintance with carpenters , just as to say that the congressman strives for re - election only for the sake of his salary shows a very limited concern with the psychology of congressmen . My primary thesis is that there is ...
... limited acquaintance with carpenters , just as to say that the congressman strives for re - election only for the sake of his salary shows a very limited concern with the psychology of congressmen . My primary thesis is that there is ...
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... limited as was their awareness of the place of man in nature , they had an amazing capacity to perceive and attack problems of great sub- tlety and complexity . Just as the mind of the artist was molded by a Phidias , the mind of the ...
... limited as was their awareness of the place of man in nature , they had an amazing capacity to perceive and attack problems of great sub- tlety and complexity . Just as the mind of the artist was molded by a Phidias , the mind of the ...
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... limited process . In teaching sculpture from such a viewpoint , for ex- ample , one must teach space , surface , and — to a limited degree- movement ; to a still more limited degree , the innervation of muscles in maintaining posture or ...
... limited process . In teaching sculpture from such a viewpoint , for ex- ample , one must teach space , surface , and — to a limited degree- movement ; to a still more limited degree , the innervation of muscles in maintaining posture or ...
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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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