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Lewis Mumford. 6 : CIVILIZATION AND CIVILIZATION ' With kingship , power as an abstraction , power as an end in itself , became the chief identifying mark of ' civilization , ' as opposed to all the earlier norms and forms of culture ...
Lewis Mumford. 6 : CIVILIZATION AND CIVILIZATION ' With kingship , power as an abstraction , power as an end in itself , became the chief identifying mark of ' civilization , ' as opposed to all the earlier norms and forms of culture ...
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... civilization , ' exalted as the supreme manifestation of all ' sovereign power ' ? In its original geographic setting , the labor machine is almost self- explanatory and even self - justifying . By what other means could the so- called ...
... civilization , ' exalted as the supreme manifestation of all ' sovereign power ' ? In its original geographic setting , the labor machine is almost self- explanatory and even self - justifying . By what other means could the so- called ...
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... Civilizations . Cambridge , Mass .: 1901 . A Peabody Museum paper , by an archeologist once pre - eminent in her field whose analysis of the constellation of institutions that marked the emergence of civilization anticipated the richer ...
... Civilizations . Cambridge , Mass .: 1901 . A Peabody Museum paper , by an archeologist once pre - eminent in her field whose analysis of the constellation of institutions that marked the emergence of civilization anticipated the richer ...
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PROLOGUE | 3 |
THE MINDFULNESS OF MAN | 14 |
IN THE DREAMTIME LONG AGO | 48 |
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