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Given a fair chance , human beings can govern themselves , and govern themselves better , though perhaps with less mechanical efficiency , than they can be governed by " authorities independent of their will . ” . Given a fair chance ...
Given a fair chance , human beings can govern themselves , and govern themselves better , though perhaps with less mechanical efficiency , than they can be governed by " authorities independent of their will . ” . Given a fair chance ...
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Given Freud , given Behaviorism , given the mass producer's chronically desperate need for mass consumption , this is the sort of thing that is only to be expected . But what , we may ask , is the sort of thing that is to be expected in ...
Given Freud , given Behaviorism , given the mass producer's chronically desperate need for mass consumption , this is the sort of thing that is only to be expected . But what , we may ask , is the sort of thing that is to be expected in ...
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No further indication of the nature of the experiment was given . The experimenter made use of a typewritten sheet containing the material and the necessary cues to repetition and emphasis . By means of previous practice he had ...
No further indication of the nature of the experiment was given . The experimenter made use of a typewritten sheet containing the material and the necessary cues to repetition and emphasis . By means of previous practice he had ...
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v1 ARISTOTLE | 3 |
WILLIAM NORWOOD BRIGANCE | 14 |
DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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