The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... important to reckon with : that which he shares with the other social animals , and above all , that which emerged through the development of man's specifically human traits . Man's life differs from that of most other organisms in that ...
... important to reckon with : that which he shares with the other social animals , and above all , that which emerged through the development of man's specifically human traits . Man's life differs from that of most other organisms in that ...
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... important to redress the conventional con- temporary unbalance , by giving emphasis precisely to those aspects of man's life that are usually neglected : his dreams , his purposes , his ideals , his utopias . Many and various are the ...
... important to redress the conventional con- temporary unbalance , by giving emphasis precisely to those aspects of man's life that are usually neglected : his dreams , his purposes , his ideals , his utopias . Many and various are the ...
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... important ; whereas the truth is that all history is important because it is contemporary and nothing is perhaps more so than those hidden parts of the past that still survive without our being aware of their daily impact . He who knows ...
... important ; whereas the truth is that all history is important because it is contemporary and nothing is perhaps more so than those hidden parts of the past that still survive without our being aware of their daily impact . He who knows ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
Copyright | |
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