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... mean that the countermovement can keep up with the move toward standardization ; far from it . It means simply that considerable areas of freedom for growth still exist , partly because our energies are not wholly utilized in standard ...
... mean that the countermovement can keep up with the move toward standardization ; far from it . It means simply that considerable areas of freedom for growth still exist , partly because our energies are not wholly utilized in standard ...
Page 275
... means , in the case of the adult human being and in the case of the stable society , that most conflict must in general carry the " burden of proof " that it is a useful means toward the happiness and growth of individual or group . If ...
... means , in the case of the adult human being and in the case of the stable society , that most conflict must in general carry the " burden of proof " that it is a useful means toward the happiness and growth of individual or group . If ...
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... mean much better than they do , or with Paul , who said , " The evil that I would not , that I do . " There is much love in mankind but there is also much fatigue , much ... means the operation within the person of Moral Issues ::: 281.
... mean much better than they do , or with Paul , who said , " The evil that I would not , that I do . " There is much love in mankind but there is also much fatigue , much ... means the operation within the person of Moral Issues ::: 281.
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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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