The Structure of Evil: An Essay on the Unification of the Science of ManG. Braziller, 1968 - 430 pages |
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... knowledge in Western society dates from the rise of knowledge with the Greeks , and since Plato various thinkers have attacked it ( cf. Flint , 1904 , for an excellent survey ) . The undermining of medieval cosmology merely signaled a ...
... knowledge in Western society dates from the rise of knowledge with the Greeks , and since Plato various thinkers have attacked it ( cf. Flint , 1904 , for an excellent survey ) . The undermining of medieval cosmology merely signaled a ...
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... knowledge . Once we had such knowledge , we should proceed at once to a man - centered synthesis , and begin social reconstruction under the aegis of the new superordinate science of society . 4. What would provide such compelling knowledge ...
... knowledge . Once we had such knowledge , we should proceed at once to a man - centered synthesis , and begin social reconstruction under the aegis of the new superordinate science of society . 4. What would provide such compelling knowledge ...
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... knowledge " was precisely what Comte could not offer ; and his hope was drowned in the upsurge of new and real human ... knowledge of human nature ( Nisbet , 1952-1953 , p . 170 ) . Exactly — but it has taken us 150 years to get this ...
... knowledge " was precisely what Comte could not offer ; and his hope was drowned in the upsurge of new and real human ... knowledge of human nature ( Nisbet , 1952-1953 , p . 170 ) . Exactly — but it has taken us 150 years to get this ...
Contents
PART I | 1 |
CHAPTER Two The Problem of a New Theodicy | 15 |
CHAPTER THREE The Great Moral Groping of the Nine | 33 |
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