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... man's deeply unconscious nature and has laid bare the orderly meanings behind many a bizarre contradiction . Experimental psychology has defined more exactly the ways in which man sees , hears , learns , remembers , thinks . and ...
... man's deeply unconscious nature and has laid bare the orderly meanings behind many a bizarre contradiction . Experimental psychology has defined more exactly the ways in which man sees , hears , learns , remembers , thinks . and ...
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... man's ways of fulfilling his nature must be as skeptical and as deep - probing in its quest to understand the structure of the universe as in its quest to un- derstand man's own nature . Some will say at this point that we have come to ...
... man's ways of fulfilling his nature must be as skeptical and as deep - probing in its quest to understand the structure of the universe as in its quest to un- derstand man's own nature . Some will say at this point that we have come to ...
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... Man will be stretched forever as he moves toward receptivity to that which the cosmos offers . For the point is that the discovery of the world brings into man's view and therefore into man's mind and heart new reali- ties which become ...
... Man will be stretched forever as he moves toward receptivity to that which the cosmos offers . For the point is that the discovery of the world brings into man's view and therefore into man's mind and heart new reali- ties which become ...
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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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