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The first group has a much more luxurious standard of material well-being,
satisfies more bountifully its material needs, displays great power in modifying
the material environment, has more efficiency in its business and greater
knowledge and ...
The first group has a much more luxurious standard of material well-being,
satisfies more bountifully its material needs, displays great power in modifying
the material environment, has more efficiency in its business and greater
knowledge and ...
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Even in regard to the material world and material motion, the real situation is not
exclusively quantitative at all. If mechanics can stick to Kirchhoff's definition and
view the material world from the standpoint of quantity; on the contrary, chemistry
...
Even in regard to the material world and material motion, the real situation is not
exclusively quantitative at all. If mechanics can stick to Kirchhoff's definition and
view the material world from the standpoint of quantity; on the contrary, chemistry
...
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Through these we know that the material-sensory things have usually three
dimensions; these three dimensions are not made apparent by our eyes alone
but they are presented, in all their materiality, by touch, and perhaps by other
organs of ...
Through these we know that the material-sensory things have usually three
dimensions; these three dimensions are not made apparent by our eyes alone
but they are presented, in all their materiality, by touch, and perhaps by other
organs of ...
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PART | 3 |
Culture integration and culture unity a dark problem Most of | 49 |
Chapter Two IDEATIONAL SENSATE IDEALISTIC AND MIXED SystEMs | 55 |
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