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Natural. Philosophy. Let us start by considering the two great philosophical
alternatives which are concerned with the kind of intellectual picture we have of
the world of nature – at the moment leaving on one side questions of emotions,
morals, ...
Natural. Philosophy. Let us start by considering the two great philosophical
alternatives which are concerned with the kind of intellectual picture we have of
the world of nature – at the moment leaving on one side questions of emotions,
morals, ...
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They were, of course, concerned mostly with the socialeconomic—political arena;
but Engels in particular wrote fairly extensively about the world of natural science.
Perhaps because of their overwhelming interest in political struggles and ...
They were, of course, concerned mostly with the socialeconomic—political arena;
but Engels in particular wrote fairly extensively about the world of natural science.
Perhaps because of their overwhelming interest in political struggles and ...
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In any case, it seems very difficult to sustain the argument that Christian man has
always altered the natural ecosystems more drastically than those of other
religions, or that the alterations that he has produced have always been
deleterious.
In any case, it seems very difficult to sustain the argument that Christian man has
always altered the natural ecosystems more drastically than those of other
religions, or that the alterations that he has produced have always been
deleterious.
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Tools for Thought |
| Author | Conrad Hal Waddington |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | Cape, 1977 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 8 Oct 2009 |
| ISBN | 0224010778, 9780224010771 |
| Length | 250 pages |
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