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... society , every man must find his own living philosophy . This is more than the sum of one's beliefs , judgments , standards , axioms , put together in an orderly sys 205 tem : it is rather a resolution of one's abstract XIV . LEWIS ...
... society , every man must find his own living philosophy . This is more than the sum of one's beliefs , judgments , standards , axioms , put together in an orderly sys 205 tem : it is rather a resolution of one's abstract XIV . LEWIS ...
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... fact , nothing needs such constant watch- ing and revision as the practice of the virtues : before one realizes it , as Emerson pointed out in Uriel , goods become evils . But similarly , the evils of life have LEWIS MUMFORD 211.
... fact , nothing needs such constant watch- ing and revision as the practice of the virtues : before one realizes it , as Emerson pointed out in Uriel , goods become evils . But similarly , the evils of life have LEWIS MUMFORD 211.
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... one of the main tasks of life is to keep the inner world and the outer , the spiritual and the practical , in constant and rhythmically re- lated activity . The practical moral to be drawn from this is that LEWIS MUMFORD 213.
... one of the main tasks of life is to keep the inner world and the outer , the spiritual and the practical , in constant and rhythmically re- lated activity . The practical moral to be drawn from this is that LEWIS MUMFORD 213.
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BERTRAND RUSSELL | 9 |
JOHN DEWEY | 21 |
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