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abstract action already ancient appears arithmetic become biological bourgeois century cerebral certitudes chance changes China Christianity Claude Lévi-Strauss collective common conflicts confront conquest correlative cult of ancestors culture customs deeds Descartes destiny discovered discoveries effect effort elementary elements emotive epoch especially Europe event evolution experience experimentation expression fact faith finally forces function gives homeostasis human human evolution imaginative faculty immense importance infinite inspired invention involutive Ionia Jean Piaget labor language laws less lessons living logic longer Marxism mathematics means milieu millenia monotheisms Morazé myths nature Nazism Nevertheless objects Occident operative organization original passions past perfect rational permit pertinent physiological political possible prevail production progress proletariat rational reality reason rediscovered remains representations Rome scientific social social classes society spirit stage structures success syllogism symbols syncretism things tion transformed Translator's note unity Voltaire whole