The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... ideal goals is , with reference to the future , the counterpart of an intelligent commerce with the past . The neglect of the ideal leads only to the covert practice of giving to the present an ideal significance it does not possess ...
... ideal goals is , with reference to the future , the counterpart of an intelligent commerce with the past . The neglect of the ideal leads only to the covert practice of giving to the present an ideal significance it does not possess ...
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... ideal from that which was the norm in a capitalistic and mechanical civilization : our mode of education and our plan of life must be directed to more humane ends than those that have hitherto governed us . 8 : The Need for Human ...
... ideal from that which was the norm in a capitalistic and mechanical civilization : our mode of education and our plan of life must be directed to more humane ends than those that have hitherto governed us . 8 : The Need for Human ...
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... ideal of balance itself is an ancient one : common to philosophers as far apart in time and culture as Confucius , Aristotle , and Spencer : the Confucian ideal of the superior man , the Greek ideal of the Golden Mean , and the renascence ...
... ideal of balance itself is an ancient one : common to philosophers as far apart in time and culture as Confucius , Aristotle , and Spencer : the Confucian ideal of the superior man , the Greek ideal of the Golden Mean , and the renascence ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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