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... problem and this inherent limitation of his approach prevents him from formulating on a truly scientific basis . It must be said to the credit of the author that unlike many anthropologists who get lost in their anthropological ...
... problem and this inherent limitation of his approach prevents him from formulating on a truly scientific basis . It must be said to the credit of the author that unlike many anthropologists who get lost in their anthropological ...
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... problem . What is more fundamental is to help the individual rescue himself from that spiritual isolation , that negative individualism , into which he is forced in an atomised society . So long as this isolation persists , in- creased ...
... problem . What is more fundamental is to help the individual rescue himself from that spiritual isolation , that negative individualism , into which he is forced in an atomised society . So long as this isolation persists , in- creased ...
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... Problem ( John Wiley and Sons , New York , 1959 ) . Milbank Memorial Fund : Approaches to the Problem of High Fertility in Agrarian Societies ( New York , 1952 ) . Milbank Memorial Fund : Current Research in Human Fertility ( New York ...
... Problem ( John Wiley and Sons , New York , 1959 ) . Milbank Memorial Fund : Approaches to the Problem of High Fertility in Agrarian Societies ( New York , 1952 ) . Milbank Memorial Fund : Current Research in Human Fertility ( New York ...
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