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Conversely , the periods which are represented by an exceedingly low level of
the curve were also the periods of comparative sterility in respect to great
discoveries and inventions . The reasons for such correlations have been
presented at ...
Conversely , the periods which are represented by an exceedingly low level of
the curve were also the periods of comparative sterility in respect to great
discoveries and inventions . The reasons for such correlations have been
presented at ...
Strana 178
For these reasons , the section of the quantitative curve pertaining to the last two
centuries or less must be somewhat discounted , if it is to be used as an index of
qualitative progress or regress . Then , in lieu of any other , this curve may serve ...
For these reasons , the section of the quantitative curve pertaining to the last two
centuries or less must be somewhat discounted , if it is to be used as an index of
qualitative progress or regress . Then , in lieu of any other , this curve may serve ...
Strana 516
As far as the curves of absolutism and relativism are concerned , as Figure 17
shows , their movements in essentials coincide with the movements ... love ( the
curve of absolutism ) and with that of ethics of happiness ( the curve of relativism )
.
As far as the curves of absolutism and relativism are concerned , as Figure 17
shows , their movements in essentials coincide with the movements ... love ( the
curve of absolutism ) and with that of ethics of happiness ( the curve of relativism )
.
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20Year Periods | 29 |
Fluctuation of the Influence in Systems of Truth by Century Periods | 32 |
Indicators of Empiri | 39 |
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