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... conduct with the sanction of scien- tific reason . Both experiments are bound , in my opinion , to be futile , if not to end in disaster . It may be that man is capable of great change and develop- ment in his nature , as Dewey avers ...
... conduct with the sanction of scien- tific reason . Both experiments are bound , in my opinion , to be futile , if not to end in disaster . It may be that man is capable of great change and develop- ment in his nature , as Dewey avers ...
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Albert Einstein. motive of conduct than instinct and emotion . It is not now , and it is not likely to be during the lives of the next few generations . To depend to - day upon reason as a sufficient guide in the whole field of conduct ...
Albert Einstein. motive of conduct than instinct and emotion . It is not now , and it is not likely to be during the lives of the next few generations . To depend to - day upon reason as a sufficient guide in the whole field of conduct ...
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... conduct can be explained in terms of animal behavior . Yet try as hard as we may , we cannot quite succeed in bridg- ing the gulf which still lies between us and the creatures whom , all too distressingly it sometimes seems , we so ...
... conduct can be explained in terms of animal behavior . Yet try as hard as we may , we cannot quite succeed in bridg- ing the gulf which still lies between us and the creatures whom , all too distressingly it sometimes seems , we so ...
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012114125 PAGE I ALBERT EINSTEIN | 3 |
BERTRAND RUSSELL | 9 |
JOHN DEWEY | 21 |
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