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... conception of the body as expression of order and beauty had taken hold , the artists of the Western world could not make bodies beautiful . They could make aspir- ing , struggling , suffering , primally magnificent bodies as vehi- cles ...
... conception of the body as expression of order and beauty had taken hold , the artists of the Western world could not make bodies beautiful . They could make aspir- ing , struggling , suffering , primally magnificent bodies as vehi- cles ...
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... conception according to which the same material particles which are found in the universe at large are found under conditions of such organization and at a level of such emergence as makes vital phenomena essentially different from ...
... conception according to which the same material particles which are found in the universe at large are found under conditions of such organization and at a level of such emergence as makes vital phenomena essentially different from ...
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... conception to the cultural and ideal sphere , we have the views propounded by Huxley and Russell already re- ferred to , in which the value system of human beings negates , op- poses , and stands in stark opposition to the valuelessness ...
... conception to the cultural and ideal sphere , we have the views propounded by Huxley and Russell already re- ferred to , in which the value system of human beings negates , op- poses , and stands in stark opposition to the valuelessness ...
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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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