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Page 113
... lives are at stake ; these exaggerations always seem silly to outsiders to the conflict precisely because their lives are ... live forever too — and per- haps crowd me out ? I don't like it . All I know is , if he's right I'm wrong . So ...
... lives are at stake ; these exaggerations always seem silly to outsiders to the conflict precisely because their lives are ... live forever too — and per- haps crowd me out ? I don't like it . All I know is , if he's right I'm wrong . So ...
Page 130
... lives within himself . " It ends when man came out of this state into that of society ; he became “ sociable man , always outside him- self , " who " knows how to live only in the opinion of others . " And so Rousseau can conclude that ...
... lives within himself . " It ends when man came out of this state into that of society ; he became “ sociable man , always outside him- self , " who " knows how to live only in the opinion of others . " And so Rousseau can conclude that ...
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... live . And it is this very deadening that takes such a toll of others ' lives . All organisms want to perpetuate themselves , continue to ex- perience and to live . It is a great mystery that we don't under- stand but observe every day ...
... live . And it is this very deadening that takes such a toll of others ' lives . All organisms want to perpetuate themselves , continue to ex- perience and to live . It is a great mystery that we don't under- stand but observe every day ...
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Ritual as Practical Technics | 6 |
Economics as Expiation | 26 |
The Origin of Inequality | 38 |
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