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... sensitive spot on the surface becomes more and more sensitive to the particular types of external energies that it is specialized to re- ceive . Sense organs , such as the eye , develop through a long series of complications from these ...
... sensitive spot on the surface becomes more and more sensitive to the particular types of external energies that it is specialized to re- ceive . Sense organs , such as the eye , develop through a long series of complications from these ...
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... sensitive to something in this challenging and fascinating world . The second phase in creativeness appears when this sensitivity , this demand upon the world for contact and assimilation , leads to the acquisition of storehouses full ...
... sensitive to something in this challenging and fascinating world . The second phase in creativeness appears when this sensitivity , this demand upon the world for contact and assimilation , leads to the acquisition of storehouses full ...
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... sensitive , ever changing integra- tion as a step toward further integration . There is not the slightest objection here to those types of reductionism which undertake to find the primitive components still subsisting in the more ...
... sensitive , ever changing integra- tion as a step toward further integration . There is not the slightest objection here to those types of reductionism which undertake to find the primitive components still subsisting in the more ...
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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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