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James Machincal actors are power seekers, not solely social-class spokespersons. Their political agenda is shaped by a variety of conditioning factors, not just those derived from some compelling socioeconomic ‘reality’. This ‘reality’, constantly invoked by politicians and scholars alike, is an intellectual co

Collision

James Machinugh the manifestation of this influence was gradual and therefore undramatic. Natural history collections until roughly the turn of the century retained, for the most part their amateur curiosity cabinet status, and one finds in the ornithological literature a reflection of the patterns established

Heart-Rate

James Machinrowth rate of industrial production had averaged 8% for the years 1890–1899, it fell to almost zero in 1900/1901, and in the subsequent years it remained well behind the growth rates in Central and West European countries, where in 1902 a new advance had already been noticed.. Considered in the ligh

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James Machinthere are several entwined developments in twentieth century philosophy and cultural studies that have contributed strongly to this momentum and that contextualize its advance. One critical scheme by which to consider these developments is as follows. Every endeavor of human inquiry has a ., a . for

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James Machinsts for a body of American mythology that related specifically to their experience in America, and one that was different from the mythology of the European countries they had left behind. In addition, the Puritans were in want of a positive myth of life in the wilderness to replace the developing m