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... perceived oneness with all the members of our species . The structural forms of human groupings not only vary from ... perceive ourselves to be members of the " human race , " we tend to identify ourselves and our interests more closely ...
... perceived oneness with all the members of our species . The structural forms of human groupings not only vary from ... perceive ourselves to be members of the " human race , " we tend to identify ourselves and our interests more closely ...
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... perceived puny ability to forever forestall the coming of that grim reaper , Death . Feuerbach and Freud , among many others , have offered interesting arguments on the origins of religious belief.44 The former saw humanity as the ...
... perceived puny ability to forever forestall the coming of that grim reaper , Death . Feuerbach and Freud , among many others , have offered interesting arguments on the origins of religious belief.44 The former saw humanity as the ...
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... perceived as just because those subject to it accept it as a concrete expression of a norm which they hold , a value which they accept . And precisely the opposite is true of a law perceived as being unjust . In the 1960s a test case ...
... perceived as just because those subject to it accept it as a concrete expression of a norm which they hold , a value which they accept . And precisely the opposite is true of a law perceived as being unjust . In the 1960s a test case ...
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The Query and the Quest | 5 |
The Philosophers Stone | 15 |
In Search of the Beast | 31 |
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