The pentagon of powerHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1970 - 496 pages |
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... power complex, comparable to that which produced the colossal constructive transformations of the Pyramid Age in both Egypt and Mesopotamia. What I have hitherto designated with intentional looseness as the myth of the machine I now ...
... power complex, comparable to that which produced the colossal constructive transformations of the Pyramid Age in both Egypt and Mesopotamia. What I have hitherto designated with intentional looseness as the myth of the machine I now ...
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... power complex originally had their place and performed their indispensable functions. What the power complex did was to wrench these separate components from their organic matrix and enclose them in an isolated subsystem centered not on ...
... power complex originally had their place and performed their indispensable functions. What the power complex did was to wrench these separate components from their organic matrix and enclose them in an isolated subsystem centered not on ...
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... power complex increasingly underlies all these institutional structures; and as it knits more closely together, seizing more power and governing wider areas, it tends to suppress original cultural differences that once, under feebler ...
... power complex increasingly underlies all these institutional structures; and as it knits more closely together, seizing more power and governing wider areas, it tends to suppress original cultural differences that once, under feebler ...
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NEW EXPLORATIONS NEW WORLDS | 3 |
RETURN OF THE SUN GOD | 28 |
THE MECHANIZED WORLD PICTURE | 51 |
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