Human Nature and the Human ConditionA critical analysis of modern society which probes familiar concepts in a highly original and concrete fashion, and brings alive the enduring principles of humanity. |
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... human standpoint it is desirable , still remains . Popu- lation pressures in other countries will make it all the more probable that they will use for aggression the long - range weapons man has ... Human Nature and the Human Condition.
... human standpoint it is desirable , still remains . Popu- lation pressures in other countries will make it all the more probable that they will use for aggression the long - range weapons man has ... Human Nature and the Human Condition.
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Joseph Wood Krutch. human nature which implies something permanent , inde- pendent , and tending to revert to a norm is dismissed as a myth , since the so - called human nature could not be any- thing more than what the inevitable human ...
Joseph Wood Krutch. human nature which implies something permanent , inde- pendent , and tending to revert to a norm is dismissed as a myth , since the so - called human nature could not be any- thing more than what the inevitable human ...
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... condition of millions to be and when they assume that this condition will prove intolerable in the end , they sometimes say that " sooner or later human nature will rebel . " But it won't and it can't unless human na- ture is , indeed ...
... condition of millions to be and when they assume that this condition will prove intolerable in the end , they sometimes say that " sooner or later human nature will rebel . " But it won't and it can't unless human na- ture is , indeed ...
Contents
Dawn or Twilight? | 3 |
The Condition Called Prosperity | 21 |
Permissive Exploitation | 41 |
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