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... evolution . Even if the thought- ful individualist should appear who would sketch Utopian modes of social evolution , and even if he should find in the libraries and technical arsenals of his day devices by which to prove the enormous ...
... evolution . Even if the thought- ful individualist should appear who would sketch Utopian modes of social evolution , and even if he should find in the libraries and technical arsenals of his day devices by which to prove the enormous ...
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... evolution that the en- vironments do not in themselves elicit the mutations which prove appropriate for these ... evolution . It seems probable that the structure of atoms depends likewise upon adaptive radiation , insofar as different ...
... evolution that the en- vironments do not in themselves elicit the mutations which prove appropriate for these ... evolution . It seems probable that the structure of atoms depends likewise upon adaptive radiation , insofar as different ...
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... evolution . The last thousand years have created a level of scientific and esthetic satisfaction which has already made human nature different today from what it was in the middle ages ; yet this is merely a beginning . Even this much ...
... evolution . The last thousand years have created a level of scientific and esthetic satisfaction which has already made human nature different today from what it was in the middle ages ; yet this is merely a beginning . Even this much ...
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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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