Seminar, Temas257-268R. Thapar, 1981 |
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... social critics who shaped the popular response to science . Take for instance the two literary figures who helped to bring us up in the first half of this century : George Bernard Shaw and H.G. Wells . Shaw wrote savage indictment of ...
... social critics who shaped the popular response to science . Take for instance the two literary figures who helped to bring us up in the first half of this century : George Bernard Shaw and H.G. Wells . Shaw wrote savage indictment of ...
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... social and religious thought are dualistic . Social science and traditional re- ligion both have a teleological pre- occupation , each is concerned with causality , even with determination of a ' final ' cause . From the mys- tical ...
... social and religious thought are dualistic . Social science and traditional re- ligion both have a teleological pre- occupation , each is concerned with causality , even with determination of a ' final ' cause . From the mys- tical ...
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... social and economic impera- tive . Few programmes are more germane to equity and social change . It is true that the general proces- ses of development , the opening up of the country- side and the spread of communications have resulted ...
... social and economic impera- tive . Few programmes are more germane to equity and social change . It is true that the general proces- ses of development , the opening up of the country- side and the spread of communications have resulted ...
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