Social and Cultural Dynamics, Zväzok 1 |
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Strana 135
As the number of followers increases , an organization appears ; and with it the
pure Ascetic attitude - the attitude of complete indifference toward , and
noninterference in , the affairs of the empirical world — becomes impossible .
As the number of followers increases , an organization appears ; and with it the
pure Ascetic attitude - the attitude of complete indifference toward , and
noninterference in , the affairs of the empirical world — becomes impossible .
Strana 175
In such cases the caesura that separates one phase from the other becomes
double or cumulative . When in a musical composition the tempo and the rhythm
change together , 18 the modification becomes much more noticeable than when
...
In such cases the caesura that separates one phase from the other becomes
double or cumulative . When in a musical composition the tempo and the rhythm
change together , 18 the modification becomes much more noticeable than when
...
Strana 299
becomes a norm ; and the art's sake is considered purely sensuously , destined
to give a sensate pleasure to the sensate man . ( 13 ) A tendency to gigantic
quantitative proportions shows itself . What is lacking in quality is compensated
for by ...
becomes a norm ; and the art's sake is considered purely sensuously , destined
to give a sensate pleasure to the sensate man . ( 13 ) A tendency to gigantic
quantitative proportions shows itself . What is lacking in quality is compensated
for by ...
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Chapter One FORMS AND PROBLEMS OF CULTURE INTEGRATION AND METHODS | 3 |
helpful for a discovery of causal relationships v Some results of | 49 |
Chapter Two IDEATIONAL SENSATE IDEALISTIC AND MIXED SYSTEMS | 55 |
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