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B. A process related to a unique unit may be repeated within this unit . Socrates is a unique individual ; however , such of his activities as sleeping and being awake , wandering in the streets of Athens , listening to the scoldings of ...
B. A process related to a unique unit may be repeated within this unit . Socrates is a unique individual ; however , such of his activities as sleeping and being awake , wandering in the streets of Athens , listening to the scoldings of ...
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D. Finally , when the unit in which the process takes place ceases to be identifiable , the process itself is to be regarded as ended . Thus in accordance with the transformation of the unit itself in which movement takes place ...
D. Finally , when the unit in which the process takes place ceases to be identifiable , the process itself is to be regarded as ended . Thus in accordance with the transformation of the unit itself in which movement takes place ...
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The third point involves the so - called principle of immanent causation , or self - regulation of sociocultural processes . According to this principle , when the unit is integrated the change in the direction of ...
The third point involves the so - called principle of immanent causation , or self - regulation of sociocultural processes . According to this principle , when the unit is integrated the change in the direction of ...
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Fluctuation of Social Classes and Sexes in Portraiture | 27 |
Proportion of Religious and Secular Compositions by Centuries | 33 |
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