Titlebook: Science, Faith and Man; W. Warren Wagar Book 1968 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1968 culture.history.hist

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W. Warren Wagarmber of publications, but the impact on society remains minimal. There is a risk that too much emphasis on publishing can decrease the value of scholarship by driving researchers to spend more time trying to publish whatever they can, rather than developing significant research agendas that can driv

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Martin Heidegger,Karl Jaspers,Jean-Paul Sartre,Albert Camusin productive potential at higher latitudes are not likely to open up large new areas for production. The gains in productive potential here are unlikely to balance possible reductions in potential in some major grain-exporting regions at mid-latitudes.

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Sigmund Freud,Carl Gustav Jungnineteenth century followers, John Stuart Mill and Karl Marx, were taking classical economics further, it had become clear that technology was the pivot around which economic progress turned. Early in this century J.A. Schumpeter criticised the static nature of economic theory and proposed a more dy

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Tristan Tzara,Naum Gaboin productive potential at higher latitudes are not likely to open up large new areas for production. The gains in productive potential here are unlikely to balance possible reductions in potential in some major grain-exporting regions at mid-latitudes.

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