Titlebook: Body, Mind, and Method; Essays in Honor of V Donald F. Gustafson,Bangs L. Tapscott Book 1979 D. Reidel Publishing Company, Dordrecht, Holla

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Fazit Teil II: Wissensgeschichteldrich has often appeared to me almost as a Socratic figure, compelling one’s attention with, as it is said in the ., ‘nothing but a few simple words’. Like Socrates, he has refused to allow sophisticated theories to overrun basic truths, and yet he has not hesitated to suggest views of resonance and breadth.

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Literacy und geistige Behinderungal’ and to exclude the natural scientist. At present, every sociologist, literary critic, historian, or anthropologist who wants to offer some general and important truths describes himself as interested in ‘possible forms of social consciousness’ or ‘the Romantic vision of nature’ or ‘the world-vie

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