Rendezvous with Destiny: A History of Modern American ReformKnopf, 1952 - 503 pages |
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Page 75
... mind would require another book about the United States , if not an excursion into the intellectual history of the world . Even Karl Marx , who prided himself on the rigidly scientific nature of his eco- nomic determinism , could ...
... mind would require another book about the United States , if not an excursion into the intellectual history of the world . Even Karl Marx , who prided himself on the rigidly scientific nature of his eco- nomic determinism , could ...
Page 97
... Mind of Primitive Man , could mean to a scientist only common descent , and ac- cording to this definition there was no such thing as an Anglo - Saxon race . Moreover , no group of human beings was more or less advanced than the others ...
... Mind of Primitive Man , could mean to a scientist only common descent , and ac- cording to this definition there was no such thing as an Anglo - Saxon race . Moreover , no group of human beings was more or less advanced than the others ...
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... mind ; it assumed that in the realm of thought the human mind was a fixed structure , which , by logic or intuition , arrived at certain truth . Such a closed system , James maintained , ig- nored the central meaning of the doctrine of ...
... mind ; it assumed that in the realm of thought the human mind was a fixed structure , which , by logic or intuition , arrived at certain truth . Such a closed system , James maintained , ig- nored the central meaning of the doctrine of ...
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Bejabers Im Worth Me Thousands 3 8 | 3 |
Thrust from the | 9 |
From the Bottom Up | 24 |
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