Seminar, Temas257-268R. Thapar, 1981 |
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... nature . Man , who evolved as part of the natural world , can continue to exist beating back nature's forces and reversing natural processes all the time . 4. Man has a right to exploit all species of life and all other resour- ces of ...
... nature . Man , who evolved as part of the natural world , can continue to exist beating back nature's forces and reversing natural processes all the time . 4. Man has a right to exploit all species of life and all other resour- ces of ...
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... nature and the environment in which it is born . Dut man , the rational animal , has developed the thinking faculty . Over the years , man has used this faculty to control and change his relationship with other fellow beings and nature ...
... nature and the environment in which it is born . Dut man , the rational animal , has developed the thinking faculty . Over the years , man has used this faculty to control and change his relationship with other fellow beings and nature ...
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... nature , of the positive , creative and growth - orient- ed potential of the individual and of society ( see Maslow's Further Reaches of Human Nature , Teil- hard's Phenomenon of Man , and J. Huxley's trans - humanism in New Bottles for ...
... nature , of the positive , creative and growth - orient- ed potential of the individual and of society ( see Maslow's Further Reaches of Human Nature , Teil- hard's Phenomenon of Man , and J. Huxley's trans - humanism in New Bottles for ...
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