The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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Page 5
... completely conditioned by his agents of production is as false as to hold that he can completely escape their pervasive effects . Man gains , through work , the insight into nature he needs to transmute work into artifacts and symbols ...
... completely conditioned by his agents of production is as false as to hold that he can completely escape their pervasive effects . Man gains , through work , the insight into nature he needs to transmute work into artifacts and symbols ...
Page 85
... completely from the world and the soul completely from the body . Everything that belonged to the earth was by that fact evil . Hence , accord- ing to Alexander of Nycopolis , " because ( they believe ) it is the divine will and decree ...
... completely from the world and the soul completely from the body . Everything that belonged to the earth was by that fact evil . Hence , accord- ing to Alexander of Nycopolis , " because ( they believe ) it is the divine will and decree ...
Page 343
... completely . From the fifteenth to the twentieth century those who revolted against the methodical discipline of daily life , who despised its comforts and conveniences , who loathed its efficiency as much as its inhumanity , could with ...
... completely . From the fifteenth to the twentieth century those who revolted against the methodical discipline of daily life , who despised its comforts and conveniences , who loathed its efficiency as much as its inhumanity , could with ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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