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... sensory world , and none which has not philosophized and attempted to derive satisfactions from understanding and manipulating , as well as touching , smelling , tasting , and explor- ing the world . The word ordinarily used to describe ...
... sensory world , and none which has not philosophized and attempted to derive satisfactions from understanding and manipulating , as well as touching , smelling , tasting , and explor- ing the world . The word ordinarily used to describe ...
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... sensory gratifications , including those through the arts , and motor gratifications , including those through competitive and cooperative effort , discoveries , sports , and progressive refinement of motor skills related to vocations ...
... sensory gratifications , including those through the arts , and motor gratifications , including those through competitive and cooperative effort , discoveries , sports , and progressive refinement of motor skills related to vocations ...
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... sensory extrapolation of human in- terests goes hand in hand with extension of the human sense organs , already considered . Indeed , it is to a large degree because of man's potential for rich sensory experience that he has craved the ...
... sensory extrapolation of human in- terests goes hand in hand with extension of the human sense organs , already considered . Indeed , it is to a large degree because of man's potential for rich sensory experience that he has craved 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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