The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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Page 153
... culture are no longer united , separate activities , no longer restrained and moderated by their union , may exhibit a bound- ing vitality . Hence this paradox : the downfall of the culture as a whole may lead to rapid advances in this ...
... culture are no longer united , separate activities , no longer restrained and moderated by their union , may exhibit a bound- ing vitality . Hence this paradox : the downfall of the culture as a whole may lead to rapid advances in this ...
Page 371
... culture as a unified body , dominated by a specific idea , which in turn would be symbolized by its architecture , its mathe- matics , its painting , its statecraft , its technics . Not merely is a culture in- capable of receiving the ...
... culture as a unified body , dominated by a specific idea , which in turn would be symbolized by its architecture , its mathe- matics , its painting , its statecraft , its technics . Not merely is a culture in- capable of receiving the ...
Page 453
... Culture , 371 , 384 Culture , class monopoly of , 255 Culture , drama of a , 13 ; Faustian , 371 ; German , 370 ; historic accumulations of , 12 ; Magian , 82 ; protes- tant , 194 ; tendencies of , 268 ; transformation of a , 152 ...
... Culture , 371 , 384 Culture , class monopoly of , 255 Culture , drama of a , 13 ; Faustian , 371 ; German , 370 ; historic accumulations of , 12 ; Magian , 82 ; protes- tant , 194 ; tendencies of , 268 ; transformation of a , 152 ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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