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... hand , he refuses to acknowledge the possibility that latter - day ciology is superior to Marxism in any way , or even that it could pos- sibly incorporate any of its approach . Consequently there are the snide remarks about sociology ...
... hand , he refuses to acknowledge the possibility that latter - day ciology is superior to Marxism in any way , or even that it could pos- sibly incorporate any of its approach . Consequently there are the snide remarks about sociology ...
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... hand for a new look he lost his own form for a collection of notions . The Americans sought form in art and lost the form of art . Something similar happens as a result of the belief that art is orderly and nature chaotic , that is ...
... hand for a new look he lost his own form for a collection of notions . The Americans sought form in art and lost the form of art . Something similar happens as a result of the belief that art is orderly and nature chaotic , that is ...
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... hand , with Chiefly groups whose interests had been cultivated , while their traditions had been trans- formed , by the British as a means of political and economic control . On the other hand , the Central Government is confronted by ...
... hand , with Chiefly groups whose interests had been cultivated , while their traditions had been trans- formed , by the British as a means of political and economic control . On the other hand , the Central Government is confronted by ...
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