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... matter how we may pursue the abstractions , are des- tined to bring into the analysis those individual and social cen- tering processes which are a part of our own rearing and out- look . This is simply part of the package to be ...
... matter how we may pursue the abstractions , are des- tined to bring into the analysis those individual and social cen- tering processes which are a part of our own rearing and out- look . This is simply part of the package to be ...
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... matter are utterly different ) or a classical monism ( the doctrine that mind is simply an expression of matter ) . Both of these doctrines are probably false . A serious philosophy of man's ways of fulfilling his nature must be as ...
... matter are utterly different ) or a classical monism ( the doctrine that mind is simply an expression of matter ) . Both of these doctrines are probably false . A serious philosophy of man's ways of fulfilling his nature must be as ...
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... matter , perhaps a matter of exploiting more thoroughly the abilities latent in the tissues . In any event , we should be prepared to think of the hu- manity of a few generations hence as considerably altered from that which we know ...
... matter , perhaps a matter of exploiting more thoroughly the abilities latent in the tissues . In any event , we should be prepared to think of the hu- manity of a few generations hence as considerably altered from that which we know ...
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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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