The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 páginas |
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... proved less rewarding than the disruption of the Western Empire . In Arabia , the Judaeo - Hellenistic - Syriac culture escaped the perils of retreat and fossilization : indeed in the seventh century it underwent a sudden renascence ...
... proved less rewarding than the disruption of the Western Empire . In Arabia , the Judaeo - Hellenistic - Syriac culture escaped the perils of retreat and fossilization : indeed in the seventh century it underwent a sudden renascence ...
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... proved by the very activities of despotic governments . They pushed mechaniza- tion , drill , and military repression as far as they dared to : but at the same time they made their task easier and their position securer by pro- viding a ...
... proved by the very activities of despotic governments . They pushed mechaniza- tion , drill , and military repression as far as they dared to : but at the same time they made their task easier and their position securer by pro- viding a ...
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Lewis Mumford. which he never recognized as such : after proving that the industrial worker was brutalized ... proved to be as limited as the idealist interpretation ; and Marx's morbid fear of utopianism actually harnessed him ...
Lewis Mumford. which he never recognized as such : after proving that the industrial worker was brutalized ... proved to be as limited as the idealist interpretation ; and Marx's morbid fear of utopianism actually harnessed him ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON 52 2 | 52 |
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