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... kind of world through which we passed in the buccaneering age of early unbridled exploita- tion of natural resources ; an age in which private banks could draw the savings of common people and explode like a Fourth of July celebration ...
... kind of world through which we passed in the buccaneering age of early unbridled exploita- tion of natural resources ; an age in which private banks could draw the savings of common people and explode like a Fourth of July celebration ...
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... kind of building and , thinking dynamically in terms of what that location , that material , that cubic footage , etc. , will permit , has gone a large part of the way toward envisaging the struc- tured total which the building is to be ...
... kind of building and , thinking dynamically in terms of what that location , that material , that cubic footage , etc. , will permit , has gone a large part of the way toward envisaging the struc- tured total which the building is to be ...
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... kind of universe that made man . Whatever lies beyond that universe or within the latticework of its own textures , unknowable to science as it now exists , may well prove to be intelligible to a far greater degree as man becomes aware ...
... kind of universe that made man . Whatever lies beyond that universe or within the latticework of its own textures , unknowable to science as it now exists , may well prove to be intelligible to a far greater degree as man becomes aware ...
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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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