The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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Page 22
... body ; and his disease was no mysterious possession of the body by an evil spirit , but an event in the order of nature , to be followed patiently and to be rectified , not by a single remedy , but by every means that is available for ...
... body ; and his disease was no mysterious possession of the body by an evil spirit , but an event in the order of nature , to be followed patiently and to be rectified , not by a single remedy , but by every means that is available for ...
Page 44
... body , the Romans worked out a re- ligion of the body on a purely muscular and sensational basis : instead of feeding the super - ego , the Roman cult supported a materialistic ritual . In the institutions of the circus , the arena ...
... body , the Romans worked out a re- ligion of the body on a purely muscular and sensational basis : instead of feeding the super - ego , the Roman cult supported a materialistic ritual . In the institutions of the circus , the arena ...
Page 86
... body in its service . Therefore he who loves his neighbor does good partly to the man's body and partly to his soul . What benefits the body is called medicine ; what benefits the soul , discipline . Medicine here includes every- thing ...
... body in its service . Therefore he who loves his neighbor does good partly to the man's body and partly to his soul . What benefits the body is called medicine ; what benefits the soul , discipline . Medicine here includes every- thing ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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