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... man's deeply unconscious nature and has laid bare the orderly meanings behind many a bizarre contradiction . Experimental psychology has defined more exactly the ways in which man sees , hears , learns , remembers , thinks , and ...
... man's deeply unconscious nature and has laid bare the orderly meanings behind many a bizarre contradiction . Experimental psychology has defined more exactly the ways in which man sees , hears , learns , remembers , thinks , and ...
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... Man's conception of man is indeed still a conception based upon seeing and hear- ing , touching , smelling , and tasting - a world of warms and colds , pains and aches , and the despairs and ecstasies which come from the reverberations ...
... Man's conception of man is indeed still a conception based upon seeing and hear- ing , touching , smelling , and tasting - a world of warms and colds , pains and aches , and the despairs and ecstasies which come from the reverberations ...
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... man's need to isolate himself and of his need to soften his individuality in the presences of his fellow men and of ... man's nature . A familiar example : man's long struggle in many cultures against sexuality , in the name of purity or ...
... man's need to isolate himself and of his need to soften his individuality in the presences of his fellow men and of ... man's nature . A familiar example : man's long struggle in many cultures against sexuality , in the name of purity 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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