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... ideas . Economic cravings made men explore - made men make con- tacts and led , both in their own right and in the associated ideas and in the contacts that went with it , to the amalgama- tion of ways of thinking and feeling . Starting ...
... ideas . Economic cravings made men explore - made men make con- tacts and led , both in their own right and in the associated ideas and in the contacts that went with it , to the amalgama- tion of ways of thinking and feeling . Starting ...
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... Ideas What has been said can be said in a more psychological way . Most of the great periods can be characterized by a word or phrase representing the great ideas which they sought to realize . The ideas expressed what men were already ...
... Ideas What has been said can be said in a more psychological way . Most of the great periods can be characterized by a word or phrase representing the great ideas which they sought to realize . The ideas expressed what men were already ...
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Gardner Murphy. The ideas expressed what men were already doing but made them more conscious , gave them a more ... idea regarding the flexibility and malleabil- ity of the material things of the world , an idea expressed in the ...
Gardner Murphy. The ideas expressed what men were already doing but made them more conscious , gave them a more ... idea regarding the flexibility and malleabil- ity of the material things of the world , an idea expressed in the ...
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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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