Social and Cultural Dynamics, Zväzok 2 |
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The reason for such a distinction is that not always are the movements in theory
and social practice , so to speak , quite parallel . Some tangible connection
between these two — theoretical and practical — currents there is , and we shall
notice ...
The reason for such a distinction is that not always are the movements in theory
and social practice , so to speak , quite parallel . Some tangible connection
between these two — theoretical and practical — currents there is , and we shall
notice ...
Strana 472
So it is with other social sciences and sociology and anthropology . They study “
culture and civilization , ” not in the works of Homer , Plato , Aristotle , Phidias ,
Dante , Newton , Augustine , Bach , Beethoven , Kant , and Charlemagne ; not in
...
So it is with other social sciences and sociology and anthropology . They study “
culture and civilization , ” not in the works of Homer , Plato , Aristotle , Phidias ,
Dante , Newton , Augustine , Bach , Beethoven , Kant , and Charlemagne ; not in
...
Strana 627
of the sharpest disorganization of its system of relationships and social values . It
is in the deepest crisis . ( b ) When all these curves go down , it is the surest sign
that the society is rapidly progressing toward the strongest stabilization of its ...
of the sharpest disorganization of its system of relationships and social values . It
is in the deepest crisis . ( b ) When all these curves go down , it is the surest sign
that the society is rapidly progressing toward the strongest stabilization of its ...
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II FLUCTUATION | 10 |
Fluctuation of the Influence in Systems of Truth by Century Periods | 32 |
the period III Mixed phase of GraecoRoman mentality iv | 103 |
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