The Condition of ManHarcourt, Brace & World, 1944 - 467 pages |
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... idolum : and by idolum I mean a symbolic milieu composed of images , sounds , words , fabrications , and even natural objects to which man has attached a representative value . Symbolic representation makes possible an interchange of ...
... idolum : and by idolum I mean a symbolic milieu composed of images , sounds , words , fabrications , and even natural objects to which man has attached a representative value . Symbolic representation makes possible an interchange of ...
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... idolum of the machine was to unite under a new sign with the idolum of the organism . That union , that syncretism , was attempted in many different minds ; but the fusion long remained incomplete , partly because those who were on the ...
... idolum of the machine was to unite under a new sign with the idolum of the organism . That union , that syncretism , was attempted in many different minds ; but the fusion long remained incomplete , partly because those who were on the ...
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... idolum and the failure of utilitarian man to fulfill the ends of life . The materialist creed by which a large part of humanity has sought to live during the last few centuries confused the needs of survival with the needs of ...
... idolum and the failure of utilitarian man to fulfill the ends of life . The materialist creed by which a large part of humanity has sought to live during the last few centuries confused the needs of survival with the needs of ...
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INTRODUCTION | 3 |
PRELUDE TO AN ERA | 17 |
THE PRIMACY OF THE PERSON | 52 |
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