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... follows the widespread tendency of human minds , like animal minds , to become crystallized in terms of outlook , mental habit , form of interpretation , the con- ception of what is to be expected ; and from this follows the order ...
... follows the widespread tendency of human minds , like animal minds , to become crystallized in terms of outlook , mental habit , form of interpretation , the con- ception of what is to be expected ; and from this follows the order ...
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... follows her . But suppose that , instead of the mother , there is at the appropriate time the figure of the human investigator . He moves and the young follow him . Indeed , there- after they will follow him rather than the mother . It ...
... follows her . But suppose that , instead of the mother , there is at the appropriate time the figure of the human investigator . He moves and the young follow him . Indeed , there- after they will follow him rather than the mother . It ...
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... follow , therefore , that an industrial society must progressively rob man of his creative freedom . On the contrary , progressive differentiation or even mechanization of the outer world may provide larger leisure and an explicit urge ...
... follow , therefore , that an industrial society must progressively rob man of his creative freedom . On the contrary , progressive differentiation or even mechanization of the outer world may provide larger leisure and an explicit urge ...
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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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