Seminar, Temas257-268R. Thapar, 1981 |
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... values of human culture and civilisation arise mainly out of the use of rational faculties to control man and nature , to suit what we think is in our interest . Has this really strengthened or weakened man's capacity to sur- vive and ...
... values of human culture and civilisation arise mainly out of the use of rational faculties to control man and nature , to suit what we think is in our interest . Has this really strengthened or weakened man's capacity to sur- vive and ...
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... values have crumbled , and our societies run on the reducing inertia of worn out codes of conduct , whose validity , such as it is , fails to carry con- viction . These old ethical codes were for- mulated centuries ago by men of ...
... values have crumbled , and our societies run on the reducing inertia of worn out codes of conduct , whose validity , such as it is , fails to carry con- viction . These old ethical codes were for- mulated centuries ago by men of ...
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... values which lend significance to proxi- mate values , for rightness , wrong- ness , significance , meaning , purpose and direction are the very stuff of wisdom . But we cannot have wis- dom without both sorts of know- ledge : knowledge ...
... values which lend significance to proxi- mate values , for rightness , wrong- ness , significance , meaning , purpose and direction are the very stuff of wisdom . But we cannot have wis- dom without both sorts of know- ledge : knowledge ...
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