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... earliest times they have convinced their fellows that it is important to assure that leisure by bringing part of the fruit of the sweat of their brow to the priests . And so the food producers must have brought food to the temples in ...
... earliest times they have convinced their fellows that it is important to assure that leisure by bringing part of the fruit of the sweat of their brow to the priests . And so the food producers must have brought food to the temples in ...
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... earliest states , but in modern times this one - dimensionality of the level of the visible has run wild . For one thing , the decline of traditional religion has eclipsed the god whose eyes judged merit according to the goods you piled ...
... earliest states , but in modern times this one - dimensionality of the level of the visible has run wild . For one thing , the decline of traditional religion has eclipsed the god whose eyes judged merit according to the goods you piled ...
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... earliest childhood . Thus psychoana- lysts talk about " good " objects and “ bad ” ones , about “ paranoid ” stages of development , " denials , " " split - off " segments of the psyche which includes a " death enclave , " etc. In my ...
... earliest childhood . Thus psychoana- lysts talk about " good " objects and “ bad ” ones , about “ paranoid ” stages of development , " denials , " " split - off " segments of the psyche which includes a " death enclave , " etc. In my ...
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Ritual as Practical Technics | 6 |
Economics as Expiation | 26 |
The Origin of Inequality | 38 |
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