The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... experience which will not sustain human life or thought . Man alone lives in a time - world that transcends the limitations of his local environment : the world of the past , the present , and the possible ; or , if you will , the real ...
... experience which will not sustain human life or thought . Man alone lives in a time - world that transcends the limitations of his local environment : the world of the past , the present , and the possible ; or , if you will , the real ...
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... experience that had given it an underpinning in the sixth and the fifth centuries B.C. , confused words with things and experiences , and erected a pretentious structure of exact knowledge about the hypothetical attributes and powers ...
... experience that had given it an underpinning in the sixth and the fifth centuries B.C. , confused words with things and experiences , and erected a pretentious structure of exact knowledge about the hypothetical attributes and powers ...
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... experience , could be discarded for practical pur- pose . Mechanical time was non - cumulative : it accompanied only changes of motion , changes of position , both open to external observation . This excluded the very stuff of the ...
... experience , could be discarded for practical pur- pose . Mechanical time was non - cumulative : it accompanied only changes of motion , changes of position , both open to external observation . This excluded the very stuff of the ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
Copyright | |
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