Beyondism: Religion from Science
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Finally , a word regarding the structure of the book may be helpful to the reader . It is an old but sound maxim in teaching that for ease of assimilation one should proceed from the concrete to the abstract .
Finally , a word regarding the structure of the book may be helpful to the reader . It is an old but sound maxim in teaching that for ease of assimilation one should proceed from the concrete to the abstract .
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However , the reader must be referred to original sources in anthropological works like the Bible , Frazer , Darlington , Eisenstadt , Gibbon , Huntington , Keith , Norling , and Oliver . The reader will note , as we have said ...
However , the reader must be referred to original sources in anthropological works like the Bible , Frazer , Darlington , Eisenstadt , Gibbon , Huntington , Keith , Norling , and Oliver . The reader will note , as we have said ...
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Since we recognize that each individual belongs simultane- ously to several groups , the reader will ask whether the reference to a group throughout this discussion applies to a national group . The laws of group life , e.g. , that the ...
Since we recognize that each individual belongs simultane- ously to several groups , the reader will ask whether the reference to a group throughout this discussion applies to a national group . The laws of group life , e.g. , that the ...
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Contents
Preface | vii |
Among Groups Not Individuals? | x |
What Has Group Competition To Do With Ethics | 13 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | Beyondism: Religion from Science |
| Author | Raymond Bernard Cattell |
| Publisher | Praeger, 1987 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 22 Mar 2006 |
| ISBN | 0275924319, 9780275924317 |
| Length | 325 pages |
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