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... direction . Rather , there is human nature molded , channeled , " cabin'd , cribbed , confined , " made ready to move in one course rather than another , capable of enormous momentum if the direction be maintained but capable only to a ...
... direction . Rather , there is human nature molded , channeled , " cabin'd , cribbed , confined , " made ready to move in one course rather than another , capable of enormous momentum if the direction be maintained but capable only to a ...
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... direction or trend within the thought process . Intellectual processes are guided by habit , too , and under the term habit must be included the naive response to irrelevant cues or thinking by analogy without checking on the soundness ...
... direction or trend within the thought process . Intellectual processes are guided by habit , too , and under the term habit must be included the naive response to irrelevant cues or thinking by analogy without checking on the soundness ...
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... direction , and the various kinds of sub- directions which human evolution can display . At a less tangible level , the types of social organization and particularly the types of value systems which are bound to respond to this new ...
... direction , and the various kinds of sub- directions which human evolution can display . At a less tangible level , the types of social organization and particularly the types of value systems which are bound to respond to this new ...
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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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