Social and Cultural Dynamics, Zväzok 4Bedminster Press, 1941 |
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Strana 134
... respect . Men wiser and more learned than I have discovered in history a plot , a rhythm , a predetermined pattern . These harmonies are concealed from me . I can see only one emergency following upon another as wave follows upon wave ...
... respect . Men wiser and more learned than I have discovered in history a plot , a rhythm , a predetermined pattern . These harmonies are concealed from me . I can see only one emergency following upon another as wave follows upon wave ...
Strana 351
... respect there is no difference between the fields of culture : they all are accumulative , and accumulation in the fields of the " nonmaterial " culture- religion , statesmanship , social sciences , humanistics , literature , fine arts ...
... respect there is no difference between the fields of culture : they all are accumulative , and accumulation in the fields of the " nonmaterial " culture- religion , statesmanship , social sciences , humanistics , literature , fine arts ...
Strana 576
... respect . They do not go back to the beginning of the world ; they do not leave the period and the field of culture where they are valid undefined . Each time and any- where when and where a supersystem is given and when it passes from ...
... respect . They do not go back to the beginning of the world ; they do not leave the period and the field of culture where they are valid undefined . Each time and any- where when and where a supersystem is given and when it passes from ...
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Chapter One PECULIAR NATURE OF THE EMPIRICAL SOCIOCULTUral System | 3 |
Introductory II A causal system and its varieties III Pure mean | 31 |
Transformation of the natural phenomena through their becoming | 40 |
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