Social and Cultural Dynamics, Zväzok 4Bedminster Press, 1962 |
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... continuous in space . Their members are sometimes scattered over the whole planet ; they do not have any continuous spatial territory coterminal with the system ; they are not isolated - spatially and per- ceptually — from the rest of ...
... continuous in space . Their members are sometimes scattered over the whole planet ; they do not have any continuous spatial territory coterminal with the system ; they are not isolated - spatially and per- ceptually — from the rest of ...
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... continuous and accumulative , while religious , political , scholastic , humanistic , and others are nonaccumulative , non- continuous , most erratic , and intermittent . The data do not support such claims at all . F. In the World ...
... continuous and accumulative , while religious , political , scholastic , humanistic , and others are nonaccumulative , non- continuous , most erratic , and intermittent . The data do not support such claims at all . F. In the World ...
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... continuous functional equation like B1 + 2A2 , where one can assign any value to A in full confidence that it will be continuously represented in B. Can we assume that all causal rela- tionships are and must be of this type of continuous ...
... continuous functional equation like B1 + 2A2 , where one can assign any value to A in full confidence that it will be continuously represented in B. Can we assume that all causal rela- tionships are and must be of this type of continuous ...
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Chapter One PECULIAR NATURE OF THE EMPIRICAL SOCIOCULTUral System | 3 |
Greece Geometric Averages Percentages | 4 |
Rome Italy Geometric Averages | 5 |
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