The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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Page 253
... belief in a permanent soul that is unaffected by the accidents of historical development , and which en- courages the mistaken belief that one can find out the true nature of man without reference to what he sees , does , eats , handles ...
... belief in a permanent soul that is unaffected by the accidents of historical development , and which en- courages the mistaken belief that one can find out the true nature of man without reference to what he sees , does , eats , handles ...
Page 256
... belief in the reproductive process itself . Note that the belief in wholesale systematic education took shape in the sixteenth century ; but at first the spread of book knowledge was looked upon merely as supplementary to the more usual ...
... belief in the reproductive process itself . Note that the belief in wholesale systematic education took shape in the sixteenth century ; but at first the spread of book knowledge was looked upon merely as supplementary to the more usual ...
Page 291
... belief in the goodness of man and with a new expression of love for humanity . Machiavelli did not make that mistake : he based the cult of the unrestrained individual , the tyrant , upon his belief in human baseness . In disengaging ...
... belief in the goodness of man and with a new expression of love for humanity . Machiavelli did not make that mistake : he based the cult of the unrestrained individual , the tyrant , upon his belief in human baseness . In disengaging ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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