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... evolve from successful competition between religious , governmental , or economic agencies . We can never- theless point to many reasons why people should now be concerned for the good of all mankind . The great problems of the world ...
... evolve from successful competition between religious , governmental , or economic agencies . We can never- theless point to many reasons why people should now be concerned for the good of all mankind . The great problems of the world ...
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... evolve simply by passing through a sequence of stages . Though a culture may skip a stage , some kind of characteristic order may be demonstrated . The structuralist looks for an explana- tion of why one stage follows another in the ...
... evolve simply by passing through a sequence of stages . Though a culture may skip a stage , some kind of characteristic order may be demonstrated . The structuralist looks for an explana- tion of why one stage follows another in the ...
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... evolved as an ethical or moral animal . He has evolved to the point at which he has constructed an ethical or moral culture . He differs from the other animals not in possessing a moral or ethical sense but in having been able to ...
... evolved as an ethical or moral animal . He has evolved to the point at which he has constructed an ethical or moral culture . He differs from the other animals not in possessing a moral or ethical sense but in having been able to ...
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