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... fact of membership in the human species constitutes ipso facto a right to become fully human , i.e. , to actualize all the human potentials possible . Being a human being - in the sense of being born to the human species must be defined ...
... fact of membership in the human species constitutes ipso facto a right to become fully human , i.e. , to actualize all the human potentials possible . Being a human being - in the sense of being born to the human species must be defined ...
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... fact that man was a self - mover ; that his own nature as well as his environment helped to decide his behavior ... facts , or propound invalid syllogisms . We know much more about semantics today . 2. We now know so much more about ...
... fact that man was a self - mover ; that his own nature as well as his environment helped to decide his behavior ... facts , or propound invalid syllogisms . We know much more about semantics today . 2. We now know so much more about ...
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... fact , great . There do in fact exist creators , seers , sages , saints , shakers , and movers . This can certainly give us hope for the future of the species even if they are uncommon and do not come by the dozen . And yet these very ...
... fact , great . There do in fact exist creators , seers , sages , saints , shakers , and movers . This can certainly give us hope for the future of the species even if they are uncommon and do not come by the dozen . And yet these very ...
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A Psychological Approach to Science | 1 |
Problem Centering vs Means Centering in Science | 11 |
Preface to Motivation Theory | 19 |
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