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... suggested by Freud and of those general types which modern personality and culture theory suggest in terms of the very long time that full assimila- tion to cultural norms requires . Ruth Benedict's ideas could , indeed , be developed ...
... suggested by Freud and of those general types which modern personality and culture theory suggest in terms of the very long time that full assimila- tion to cultural norms requires . Ruth Benedict's ideas could , indeed , be developed ...
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... suggest that any of them is an exact equiv alent of the canalization process . Nor is it meant that one must choose ... suggests that when these attachments have once been formed , no one else can serve as substitute . Thus the eight ...
... suggest that any of them is an exact equiv alent of the canalization process . Nor is it meant that one must choose ... suggests that when these attachments have once been formed , no one else can serve as substitute . Thus the eight ...
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Gardner Murphy. man ' suggests , that tend to make us more and more concerned with what the other fellow is doing and less ... suggest that there is a favorable moment for the fulfillment of any specific action tendency . In view of the ...
Gardner Murphy. man ' suggests , that tend to make us more and more concerned with what the other fellow is doing and less ... suggest that there is a favorable moment for the fulfillment of any specific action tendency . In view of 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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