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Page 53
... human nature aesthetically relevant ? That is , when present does it make the work of literature better and when absent or flawed does it make the work worse as literature ? Here again there would be some difference of opinion , but a ...
... human nature aesthetically relevant ? That is , when present does it make the work of literature better and when absent or flawed does it make the work worse as literature ? Here again there would be some difference of opinion , but a ...
Page 507
... human productivity . Automated systems permit a few skilled individuals to obtain results that previously required large numbers of semiskilled and unskilled personnel . In highly automated systems a few skilled people attend to general ...
... human productivity . Automated systems permit a few skilled individuals to obtain results that previously required large numbers of semiskilled and unskilled personnel . In highly automated systems a few skilled people attend to general ...
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... human existence , with tramps and with cripples who inhabit trash cans , is a fundamental misconception . He deals with human beings in such extreme situations not because he is interested in the sordid and diseased as- pects of life ...
... human existence , with tramps and with cripples who inhabit trash cans , is a fundamental misconception . He deals with human beings in such extreme situations not because he is interested in the sordid and diseased as- pects of life ...
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