William Graham Sumner, Volume 2University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1954 - 758 pages |
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Page 271
... existence . The aleatory element has always been the connecting link between the struggle for existence and religion . Here again the dichotomy between the present and primitive " life . If luck is present in the struggle for existence ...
... existence . The aleatory element has always been the connecting link between the struggle for existence and religion . Here again the dichotomy between the present and primitive " life . If luck is present in the struggle for existence ...
Page 272
... existence . internal organization of each group may have some relation to each other which draws them together and ... existence and the competition of life , antagon- istic cooperation . " " The struggle for existence must be carried on ...
... existence . internal organization of each group may have some relation to each other which draws them together and ... existence and the competition of life , antagon- istic cooperation . " " The struggle for existence must be carried on ...
Page 283
... existence . Out of this struggle men de- velop customary ways of meeting life conditions . ' " Out of these customary ways of life issue all human institutions , which are evolving as adjustments are made to life conditions . " " The ...
... existence . Out of this struggle men de- velop customary ways of meeting life conditions . ' " Out of these customary ways of life issue all human institutions , which are evolving as adjustments are made to life conditions . " " The ...
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