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... mankind , so amazing and breathtaking by virtue of the unprecedented ac- celeration of all the sciences in recent years that one may actually lay before one's readers some of the possibilities among which humanity must and will soon ...
... mankind , so amazing and breathtaking by virtue of the unprecedented ac- celeration of all the sciences in recent years that one may actually lay before one's readers some of the possibilities among which humanity must and will soon ...
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... mankind and what mankind can become is the period of direst threat to his existence , not the period of the opening plain with its vistas of expanding self - realization . Indeed , one would have much of history on one's side . Did not ...
... mankind and what mankind can become is the period of direst threat to his existence , not the period of the opening plain with its vistas of expanding self - realization . Indeed , one would have much of history on one's side . Did not ...
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... mankind and of the relatives of mankind in This Simian World . Day asks us to remember that we are simians , that our basic temperamental and impulsive attributes are those that have been developed over eons in the primate stock . He ...
... mankind and of the relatives of mankind in This Simian World . Day asks us to remember that we are simians , that our basic temperamental and impulsive attributes are those that have been developed over eons in the primate stock . He ...
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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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